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Cannot find QOS on router webinterface.
I've been having difficulties with a video game (using Steam if that's relevant). A fix somewhere told me to adjust the priority of the game on QOS, however, when trying to find the QOS settings, I c...
> CG3000DV2 is another number on the page
Ok. Did you look at the User Manual for that model? It doesn't seem
to offer much in the way of QoS features.
> [...] A fix somewhere [...]
I'll just go look "somewhere", then, to find that.
In-line images in these forums must wait for moderator approval, so I
can't see yours yet. Copy+paste is your friend. (An attached file
incurs no such delay.)
Without some information (model, firmware version) about your router,
it's hard to offer specific advice. You might visit
http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look for
Documentation. Get the User Manual. Look for "QoS". Based on no
useful information, my guess would be ADVANCED > Setup > QoS Setup
(which exists on my D7000 (V1.0.1.68_1.0.1)).
If it's really that important to you, "somewhere" was on this steam community thread https://steamcommunity.com/app/418460/discussions/0/1333474229074729897/ namely the last post which has a step by step fix.
My problem namely is "3. Press Setup, then QoS setup."
I pressed setup, there is no QoS Setup button. I'd like to get the model, but the box for the router was thrown away a long time ago by my parents.
ADVANCED > Setup > QoS Setup doesn't help because there is no QoS Setup under the setup tab. Which you'll see should the mods approve the picture.
I'm hesitant to do a copy paste using print screen because it shows my IP.
Essentially, it looks like this to be quick.
[ADVANCED]
Setup
-Internet Setup
-Wireless Setup
-WAN setup
-LAN setup
-Guest Setup
No QOS setup. Sorry I wasn't specific in the OP, but this has been stressing me out and I typed this out quickly as a last resort to figure out what was going on.
There's normally an informative product label on a Netgear router.
Also, the web-browser interface normally displays the model and firmware
version on almost every page.