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derekcannady
Dec 23, 2021Guide
RAX120 V2 Constant Random Reboots
The router reboots frequently sometimes every 30 minutes. I have noticed that the router reboots under heavy system load of +50% on the processor. The only way I have been able to drastically lesse...
- Jun 11, 2022Installed beta firmware 1.2.3.33 on it and then turn fan on in debug.htm. Just check mark it , don’t click on apply.
And bought a cool pad from amazon $10 . 4 days in a row no restart and router works perfect.
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Peter5150
Jun 03, 2022Aspirant
Purchased the RAX120 in early May. The Wi-Fi router worked flawlessly for a few days then about 10 days into ownership of the RAX120 it started random reboots.
I followed all the advice in this community on this issue , disabled VMM for 2.4 GHz, purchase a pure wave surge suppressor. Non of these resolved the issue.
I contacted Netgear support and they were useless in helping.
I finally, returned the RAX120 got my $ back and then purchased a different Wi-Fi router.
It is shameful how NETGEAR denies a major defect with this model Wi-Fi router. There should be a recall.
Good luck everyone with your troubleshooting on this issue. Hope one day NETGEAR can resolve it. As for me I paid too much $ to mess around with a defective product.
I followed all the advice in this community on this issue , disabled VMM for 2.4 GHz, purchase a pure wave surge suppressor. Non of these resolved the issue.
I contacted Netgear support and they were useless in helping.
I finally, returned the RAX120 got my $ back and then purchased a different Wi-Fi router.
It is shameful how NETGEAR denies a major defect with this model Wi-Fi router. There should be a recall.
Good luck everyone with your troubleshooting on this issue. Hope one day NETGEAR can resolve it. As for me I paid too much $ to mess around with a defective product.