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Re: Nighthawk R7000 needs frequent reboots
onimic70 ,..that's not how read this thread.. maybe you should read the whole thread
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Re: Nighthawk R7000 needs frequent reboots
today again dramatic speed drop ! I'm getting fed up with this netgear **bleep** !!
New firmware does not help !!
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Hey there,
My Nighthawk R7000 worked really well in the first few months, then I changed ISP and upgraded to 1Gigabit fiber. Since then I have to restart (switch off/on) it nearly every single day. Both wired and wireless connections go off at the same time in random times during the day on all devices. It's really annoying. Might be too much traffic it needs to handle?
It has the firmware V1.0.9.88_10.2.88
Maybe I should downgrade the firmware?
My second option, I am considering to buy a wired router and use the R7000 in Access Point mode to ease its workload.
Any advice welcome, thanks guys.
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Sorry a few more details:
15-20 devices connected including 4 wired.
Guest network disabled. Parnetal Control disabled. No USB drive attached.
Smart Connect disabled.
2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz signals are set on channels not conflicting with neighbours.
I'm running out of options. Maybe it's working on its edge.
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hmm i'm finished with this router, i am going to implement an option that I found on the internet. I will add a smart plug en reboot it everty night or once a week at a time I sleep 😉
See : https://www.howtogeek.com/289178/how-to-automatically-reboot-your-router-on-a-schedule-the-easy-way/
it's not how it should work but it's probably a nice (and cheap) bypass !
But my next Router will NOT be a NETGEAR for sure !
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just spent again 2 3 hours .. resetting and reverting to .44 or .42 whatever... Initial speed 250 but after 1 hour speed was again down to 37Mbs.
My Smart plugs won't connect anymore !!
I'm Done with it !!! Goodbye to Netgear !!
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to be complete/....rebooting helps for 30 mins... So Smartplug is no option !
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I am having this same issue, How do i down grade? I have reset, hard reset (pressed reset button). I currently have to reset (switch off/on) daily.
Please Help.
DDozier110.
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Re: Nighthawk R7000 needs frequent reboots
plenty of posts about it with a quick search. here's one for example.
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My solution : the Netgear R7000 in the trashbin !! And bought me "TP-Link Deco M9 Plus Smarthome Multiroom Wifi 3-Pack"
Works flawless !!!
No Support from Netgear .... so never NetGear again !!
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Re: Nighthawk R7000 needs frequent reboots
Another option is there is a ton of 3rd party firmwares for the r7000. Some have shown to work quite well as well as add extra features. Might be a viable option for some on here. Keep in mind that it voids your warranty and any support for it would need to go through that support forum.
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You mention a version that ends in .44.
Is it possible that you mean, .42?
I checked the downloads (prev. versions) and I'm not seeing .44. I do see and have downloaded ver .42.
Please clarify also, if possible, could you please confirm how things are working now?
I had to update my R7000 to the latest version due to so many attacks right now coming from Russia.
I also have to reboot this router as well as my internet Modem as that gets a new, external IP each time. That helps.
But today, I had to reboot the R7000 becasue even with a new external IP, the router became very unstable, dropping all connections, both to the internet and my internal network.
After reboot, as usual, it's fine.
That new Armor thing not only doesn't seem to really do anything, but seems to just be a money grab.
Any time that I go into the Armor app, it always has 0 Threats Blocked!
It's NOT blockint those DoS attacks at all.
As for "Vulnerabilities" goes, it always says that there are 6 and all of those are my security cameras, which ARE secure. LOL
It also complains, "Device HiJack vulnerability detected" and then suggests software update. But at no time does it go into any detail at all about WHAT is the issue or WHERE the issue is SUPPOSEDLY being detected.
VERY poor implementation of this Armor thing.
Clearly, this Armor thing is crap.
I will be disabling it.
So I might go back to .42 as many report it as stable.
Right now, I'm on
V1.0.11.116_10.2.100
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> You mention a version that ends in .44.
> Is it possible that you mean, .42?
"You"?
Does "V1.0.9.42_10.2.44" end in ".42" or ".44"? How much of it does?
> Right now, I'm on
> V1.0.11.116_10.2.100
In what does that end? ".116"? ".100"?
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Sorry, antinode. I don't know what happened there. This website is giving me a very hard time. If I do a google search which brings me to this forum, it complains that I cannot be authenticated. Every time! I have to open a new window, go to netgear.com and login from there. Then I come back to refresh here and that works. However, I was trying to respond to mnijskens. I did click on Reply in that person's comment. So the "You" should be to " mnijskens". As for my current version, V1.0.11.116_10.2.100, that is a copy and paste right from the router's window when logged in. The actual filename of this firmware is: R7000-V1.0.11.116_10.2.100.chk. Other than that, I'm not sure what you mean. 🙂 As for the .42 version, the filename I have here is: R7000-V1.0.9.42_10.2.44.chk. I will mention that with the version I updated to, V1.0.11.116_10.2.100, I did run into weird problems accessing my security cameras from my smart phone away from my internal network. Very odd. Some cams worked, others did not. I had to remove them then readd them to work again. At least things are working better now, but still, the issue where the router needs to be rebooted sometimes. Mind you, only once since the update a few days ago. I've also disabled Armor as it doesn't seem to actually do anything. But that's another thread. LOL I hope that answers your questions. 🙂
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I have a nighthawk CM1200 that is about a year old and has the same problkem. It was expensive but I will pass on Netgear products in the future. They do not appear reliable.
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I have this same issue. It appears it's connected on the Netgear site, but my mac says can't connect to the page. I have a Arries Surfboard 8200. It will connect for a while and then just drop off. HELP.
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So simple! I should have thought of this.
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