NightHawk x10 r9000 wifi dropping issue

Did you do the reset that ElaineM was talking about?  You usually have to reset after any firmware change because many problems can occur after a change if the reset is not done.

We do not have any known issue as what you have described.
If you the SSID disappears then check for the LED on the unit and if it's turning off intermittently then you might have a faulty unit. 

Not experienced such issues on the Nighawk X10 AD7200 R9000 on 1.0.1.36, rock solid. If the issue remains following a factor reset, I suspect a hardware issue. 

When talking of the 60 GHz - you have a system supporting 802.11ad on 60 Ghz already?

Here is a follow-up to my post yesterday.

I bought the Linksys EA9500 after returning the Netgear r9000 at Best Buy. While there, I took a look at the Linksys Velop, but left with the EA9500. When I got home with the new Linksys router, I decided to do some research on the Velop. I went back to Best Buy, returning the EA9500 and buying the Velop.

It is working unbelievably great. My connections are faster than they have ever been. Doing a speed test from the router, I got 120+ mb/s. My old r9000 as of yesterday never got better than 99 mb/s. 

I was using the Plex server on the r9000 as posted yesterday with issues. What I didn't post is I also run Plex on a QNAP device which works great in my home network. But it never worked well when accessing it from outside the home network. I always chalked that up to QNAP. That is why I used the Plex server on the r9000, to access from outside my home.

I turned on access to the QNAP Plex server to outside the home again. And holy cow, it works phenomenally well... This wasn'ty a problem of the QNAP server, but of my Netgear devices in the home.

So I have removed everything Netgear and have 3 Linksys Velop installed. I couldn't be happier with my home network after putting it through the paces all day yesterday into late last night. When your kids don't complain at least once about the 'crappy' (netgear) Internet, you know something is going well. 

While at Best Buy, I noticed Netgear had something similar to Linksys Velop. It's funny, all I could see when I looked at Netgear's display was a pile of poop. Swindlers who don't deserve a dime of any consumer's money.

My r9000 nightmare is over, except I now have $500 that could have been as easily burned, except it was spent on a junk r9000 router now sitting idle in my home. Netgear, refund my money. This may be my last post, but if someone from your legal department does not contact me to initiate a refund, you will be hearing me through the legal channels.