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bashro
Jan 04, 2022Aspirant
R7000 Major and constant Packet Loss Issues
A few months back I decided to upgrade my xfinity provided modem/router, I never had ANY problems with it but wanted to stop renting it I bought the R7000 and an ARRIS SB6190 modem. Ever since th...
bashro
Jan 05, 2022Aspirant
Interesting, I did not know this was an option, so I could plug this into an outlet in my room and run the ethernet directly into my pc?
michaelkenward
Jan 06, 2022Guru - Experienced User
bashro wrote:
Interesting, I did not know this was an option, so I could plug this into an outlet in my room and run the ethernet directly into my pc?
Yes. If the household mains circuit is relatively "clean," not too many electrically noisy devices that mess around with the electricity and not too many fuse boxes in the way, Powerline is more reliable than wifi and easier to set up. Just plug it in.
You can even get plugs with a wireless access point as a part of the "remote" plug, the one you connect to with ethernet.
- bashroJan 07, 2022Aspirant
Thank you all for the suggestions
Im going to try first to roll back the firmware, is there any specific one I should try? Then ill be buying the powerline adapter if that does not work
- plemansJan 07, 2022Guru - Experienced User
It either try 1.0.9.88 or 1.0.9.42.
After you downgrade, do a factory reset and new install. Don't install from a backup.
That's the versions I'd start with.