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MauleGuy
Dec 27, 2021Apprentice
Intermittent connection problems after v1.0.4.46 firmware update
I updated my firmware to v1.0.4.46 but have been getting strange issues when trying to log on to certain websites. I often have to click numerous times to get on a site and often on login sites I...
- Dec 29, 2021
Problem solved. Netgear R7900 sitting in a box ready to be donated to a charity that supplies computer supplies to people in need.
Factory reset should solve the issue for re-use.
plemans
Dec 28, 2021Guru - Experienced User
A couple things to try.
1. enable ipv6 if you haven't and reboot the router/devices.
2. factory reset the router. Maybe an old setting is causing the issue.
3. downgrade the firmware. Maybe the latest did introduce an issue. You can always downgrade.
MauleGuy
Dec 28, 2021Apprentice
I thought the firmware update was to correct security issues. Rolling back to an earlier update seems to defeat the purpose.
I have pretty much had it w/ Netgear's lack of respect for their customers. Next stop is a new routher NOT Netgear.
- MauleGuyDec 29, 2021Apprentice
Problem solved. Netgear R7900 sitting in a box ready to be donated to a charity that supplies computer supplies to people in need.
Factory reset should solve the issue for re-use.
- vmartinezjrJan 03, 2022Aspirant
MauleGuy wrote:Problem solved. Netgear R7900 sitting in a box ready to be donated to a charity that supplies computer supplies to people in need.
Factory reset should solve the issue for re-use.
I am having the same issue since the update. my version is V1.4.2.84 Any resolutions other than donating it?
- MauleGuyJan 03, 2022Apprentice
The only recommendation I received was to roll back the firmware ( have no idea how to do that) but since this was supposed to be a security update I didn't think that was a good idea.
After I replaced the R7900, all the issues went away including a mysterious wireless printer issue that I had not associated w/ the R7900.
One can get a very nice X3000 router for under $120.00 in the US. I thought my network security and time was worth at least that.