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Vivienne
Sep 06, 2015Follower
N450 WiFi keeps disconnecting
Hello, So I bought my Netgear N450 WiFi cable modem router on April 30, 2015 and in the past month I've been having WiFi connection problems. The internet works just fine, but for some reason the...
tomlyu
Nov 02, 2016Aspirant
Hi Darren,
Thanks for replying.
I checked the link in your post, it suggests that the firmware version for my N450 should be v1.00.05 but the actual version is v3.01.06
Do you mean Netgear gave a wrong baseline firmware to TWC or TWC pushed out a wrong version of firmware?
Thanks for replying.
I checked the link in your post, it suggests that the firmware version for my N450 should be v1.00.05 but the actual version is v3.01.06
Do you mean Netgear gave a wrong baseline firmware to TWC or TWC pushed out a wrong version of firmware?
DarrenM
Nov 02, 2016Sr. NETGEAR Moderator
Hello Tomlyu
Which firmware version is your modem on?
DarrenM
- tomlyuNov 02, 2016Aspirant
Hi Darren,
It's V3.01.06 now.
Thanks
- DarrenMNov 02, 2016Sr. NETGEAR Moderator
The article must me wrong that is the latest firmware.
DarrenM
- tomlyuNov 02, 2016Aspirant
Hi Darren,
Let me understand what you're saying here:
1. Netgear provide original firmware source code to TWC, within the original firmware, the WIFI signal is set to "Strong" or "Normal";
2. TWC deliberately modified the firmware, and compiled the modified source code, then pushed the firmware binary file to customer's N450 device;
3. After the firmware update, the customer's device has really weak WIFI signal, and customer cannot change the signal strength settings, but Netgear has nothing to do with this issue.
Am I right?
Thanks