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rudiklein
Dec 17, 2017Star
No more 2.4 Wifi on R7000 Nighthawk after V1.0.9.14_1.2.25 update
Hi, Never had an issue before with the R7000, but after the V1.0.9.14_1.2.25 update I have no wireless 2.4Ghz devices connected to the router. 5Ghz works fine, but most of my devices do not suppo...
- Dec 18, 2017
rudiklein wrote:
But honestly, a factory reset sounds like an advice from Microsoft on Windows.
Yes, it does, but it's well documented on this forum that certain firmware updates are incompatible with the settings from previous versions. Chalk it up to Netgear's unwillingness to fix their configuration subsystem to be backwards and forwards compatible.
rudiklein
Dec 18, 2017Star
Everybody, thanks for the help.
It is what it is: bad design is the cause, factory reset the solution.
(The downgrade didn't help, but you probably guessed that already.)
I'll have some typing to do tonight.....
Bye,
Rudi
JamesGL
Dec 18, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi All,
I apologize for the long wait. Please try the latest firmware for R7000. Report back for any issues encountered.
- mzguyDec 18, 2017Apprentice
JamesGL wrote:Hi All,
I apologize for the long wait. Please try the latest firmware for R7000. Report back for any issues encountered.
James,
Can you please clarify? The release notes explicitly say "Security fixes." The issue reported in this message is a connectivity bug. Can you affirm that this firmware does contain a change that may fix the issues reported in this thread? Or are you just hoping that it does?
- flyloc2Dec 18, 2017Tutor
Yes, can you please confirm this will fix this issue? This is causing a lot of headaches for everyone.