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TechieMafaka
Oct 09, 2019Guide
Netgear C7000v2 Cable Wifi Router Rebooting Itself SOLVED
I purchased the Netgear C7000v2 Cable Wifi Router in early 2019 and the unit would reboot itself randomly for months. I tried everything you could possibly think of from changing every setting to con...
- Nov 08, 2019
I have had the same problem with 2 of the Netgear units. I am going to try your idea and keep my fingers crossed.
TechieMafaka
Nov 10, 2019Guide
Kind of defeats the cable wireless router combo concept don't you think? Like most people I don't want to pay for leasing a modem or buying a seperate cable modem. I also don't want two components cluttering space. Why not just make a product that works? That's what we pay for? I don't by a car so that the steering wheel comes off while I'm driving, right?
myersw
Nov 10, 2019Master
Other advantage to the 2 box solution is typically the modem/router combo do not have as feature rich set as a good standalone router. Use one box if that is what makes you happy. I just like being able to swap out one part should I want to.
- TechieMafakaNov 11, 2019Guide
No I'm not saying tha tyour wrong. I thought the same way, but I just don't want to pay leasing hardware. A good router and seperate cable modem is a bit more costly. I'm tempted to build out my own router and call it day.
- myerswNov 11, 2019Master
TechieMafaka wrote:No I'm not saying tha tyour wrong. I thought the same way, but I just don't want to pay leasing hardware. A good router and seperate cable modem is a bit more costly. I'm tempted to build out my own router and call it day.
I own my modem not leasing it.
- TechieMafakaNov 11, 2019Guide
i kinda figured. What modem did you purchase?
- myerswNov 11, 2019Master
TechieMafaka wrote:i kinda figured. What modem did you purchase?
Look at my sig maybe???? Got to look around. ;)
You do have to be careful and buy one that the ISP has on their approved list to be sure it will work.