WN3000RP disconnects

I am having the same problem so any advice would be great

I have exactly the same issue...

I'm experiencing problems as well. I have a number of devices connected both wirelessly and wired through a switch to the WN3000RP. Several times a day I'll lose connectivity to the internet on devices connected to the WN3000RP. I can generally still access the WN3000RP administration page (unless my DHCP lease has expired) and it always shows a connection to the parent WIFI network and a connection status of 'connected', but pinging the router (a wndr3700v1 that works flawlessly to my knowledge) just shows timeouts. Typically unplugging the WN3000RP and plugging it back in will restore connectivity, but this is not an acceptable long term solution.

I have the same issue with my WN3000RP. Wish there was a solution.

Have an Intel iMac, Airport Extreme basestation (APX), iPad, iPad2, iPhone4 and a recently acquired WN3000RP repeater. The iMac is not on the wireless network. Although the APX works great I had a range issue and got the repeater to solve it. For the first 2 weeks it worked as expected. Now it drops its connection to my network (green connection LED blinks off) about 2-3 minutes after it's selected to be my wireless network by one of my devices.

Repeated calls to tech support :( take me through the same troubleshooting steps each time despite my protests. Changing encryption, wireless channels, re-installing, resetting, etc. have resolved nothing. Problem persists. I suspect that WPS may be the problem but I've been unable to deactivate it. Green LED comes on no matter how I set up the repeater.

Any suggestions?

I do have exactly the same problems - extender works for 2-5 minutes and then loses connection to the router - even if I plug it 1m beneath the router... this is getting me crazy. I wish tech support could help out - otherwise I'll post bad reviews on amazon, where I bought it last week.

Same issue, here. This thing's a piece of junk, obviously. I'll probably return to store tomorrow. Netgear's clearly not doing anything about it.

I can usually get a day of connectivity through my WN3000RP extender before it drops the connection to my DGND3700 WiFi router. I have to power cycle the device to re-establish the connection between the devices. I manually configured the Wifi on the WN3000RP and hard-coded the IP address information. I have set the device to factory settings twice, but the same situation keeps happening. So far, this device is proven to be un-usable for me. This is a sad thing for me, as the Wifi reach is exactly what I need in my house. :mad:

Update, I have managed to get through a full day+ of continuous connectivity with my WN3000RP and a D-LINK DIR-855 WiFi router. Fingers crossed that we can make it through the week. ;)

Bummer! :( I did not make it through day 3 without a degradation in signal strength then, eventually a drop altogether.