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R8000 firmware 1.0.4.52 update causing frequent disconnects
Hello, I recently updated my R8000 to firmware 1.0.4.52. Since then, my wifi signal is frequently down, i have difficulty connecting to my ssid, internet connection doesn`t work. The only way to res...
From the netgear home page click on support, then put r8000 in the seach fied. Select first one that comes up in the list. From the next page cick the downloads button, then the "+" to view previous versions, then click on the download button for 1.0.4.46. Once you get that file downloaded, open it and inside the .zip file there is R8000-V1.4.0.46_10.1.63.chk file, copy it somewhere where you can find it, like on your desktop. Then goto your routers login page, goto the advanced tab, Adminstration, Router Upgrade and browse for the file from above. Let it do it's thing. It will take a few minutes. Once your router reboots a few times, let it settle down for an hour or so and then it should be running that older version of firmware.
I am by no means an expert on flashing, or updating the firmware, but every time I have done it I have not had any issues. If I didn't have such a large DCHP table built on my router, I would be really looking into finding a version of DD-WRT to run on my router. But things on that front have been not to stable, and my family is not happy with me messing with our network all the time. They "just want it to work."
Tex-Hogger
the hotfix is for the security advisory issued June 22 by Netgear because of vulnerabilites in this and other models. The vulnerabilities are related to the Remote Management in the product's Web GUI.
I did see the notes on it. I did install it earlier today. So we shall see if it fixes the orignal issue. Again, if it doesn't then I will be down grading to the 1.0.4.46.
Tex-Hogger
Any luck on fixing this issue? I'm having the same symptoms and it's super frustrating.
- So far so good. I upgraded to the firmware about 30 hours ago and no issues yet. I also noticed that the signal strength in the 1.0.4.52 was not as strong when I was on the other side of the house, but with this updated verson it's back to normal. So maybe the hotfix is the answer. I will keep it running and if I do have any issues I will post them here.
Tex-Hoggergreat news ! will do same and report back.
Tex-Hogger's dL'd the .56 hotfix...seems to be working. I will also update to hotfix and report back.
Ok well I was out of town last night and my daugter reported that she had to reboot the router. From what I can see it ran for about 30 hours before she had to do it. I will continue to monitor it, and if it locks up again and have to reboot it I will be downgrading to 1.0.4.46.
Tex-Hogger