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DRESTL
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Apr 28, 2020
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Netgear R6700v3 Router troubleshooting

My router seems to reset each 48 hours.  I have troubleshooted my modem, with no issues there.   

 

Each 48 hours I have to reset (power toggle) the router.  You could set your watch to the times they are so close.

 

Causes?

  • A quick update. so far so good. If the 48-hour repeating of the disconnection has been disrupted or eliminated by the router reset, I do not know at this point.

     

    A quick question though, would you suggest that I disable auto updates a firmware on the router? In the Netgear community I've seen several reports of issues with new firmware upgrades.

     

    As always, I appreciate your help. I'm going to keep this thread going until some time passes and I'm assured that the problem is solved.

     

    Dan

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  • Greetings,

    Big difference between power cycling and resetting?

     

    Which is it?  We suspect you are simply power cycling which is restoring internet connectivity?

     

    Who is the ISP?

    What hardware is in font of your Nighthawk? (modem / router, combo)?

    How is this device configured (if applicable)?

     

    What FW is the R6700v3 running?

    If not the stock firmware, how was the device updated?

     

    If you perform a factory reset, perform set up making only the changes needed to connect, does the intenrt remain stable and connected?

     

    Have you tried an earlier / later version of FW?

     

    What are those results?

    • DRESTL's avatar
      DRESTL
      Aspirant

      I am simply power recycling, not doing a factory reset.

       

      My ISP is Spectrum internet

       

      FW is V1.0.4.84_10.0.58 and I have not tried an earlier version of the firmware.

       

      I'm making changes to the settings one at a time, and today I turned off the automatic updates, in case they were causing the issue.

       

       

      • plemans's avatar
        plemans
        Guru - Experienced User

        DRESTL wrote:

        I am simply power recycling, not doing a factory reset.-----trying a reset isn't a bad start. 

         

        My ISP is Spectrum internet------wth what modem? 

         

        FW is V1.0.4.84_10.0.58 and I have not tried an earlier version of the firmware.------a downgrade is sometimes worth trying after you've tried the factory reset. 

         

        I'm making changes to the settings one at a time, and today I turned off the automatic updates, in case they were causing the issue.