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WNR3500 keeps dropping the connection in California
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Re: WNR3500 keeps dropping the connection in California
Mostly ok, some sites have to be refreshed, seems to happen at random, nothing happening right now, I'm still not using a router.
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Re: WNR3500 keeps dropping the connection in California
Is the connection from your ISP still intermittent?
Did you try reaching out to them?
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Re: WNR3500v1 keeps dropping the connection in California
Yes, I already did, as I'd mentioned earlier, so I'm waiting for new Netgear firmware for My WNR3500v1 router, as is everyone else on TWC with a Netgear router, though I won't wait forever and neither will others, buying a new Netgear router is not an option, since unless it was certified to work on TWC, I'd just as soon buy from someone else, if there was no new firmware coming.
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Ok I think this can be marked solved, I had a tech call Me from BC, He and I went thru the router and settled on changing the DNS settings, to Open DNS for the primary(208.67.222.220) and Google for the scondary(8.8.8.8), almost 2 hours have passed and I feel this is successful, no new firmware is needed, nor is for a good while a new router, probably not until this one breaks, I'm pretty sure this will be My last post in this thread,
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