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Nighthawk AC1900 (R7000) drops internet connection and wont allow new clients to connect
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My AC1900 Router will randomly dropp internet connection and will stop allowing new clients to connect to the wifi, after power cycling the router it starts to work again. This is usually happening once or twice a day.
Fireware Version - 1.0.9.88
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1. what modem is it connected to?
2. Thanks for providing firmware. What I'd start with? Install version 1.0.9.42 of the firmware. Once its installed, factory reset the router, manually re-install it (not from backup), and disable auto updates. Then see how it works. Firmware for the R7000 has been problematic if you read the forums. The .42 version seems to be the most stable and well performing.
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1. what modem is it connected to?
2. Thanks for providing firmware. What I'd start with? Install version 1.0.9.42 of the firmware. Once its installed, factory reset the router, manually re-install it (not from backup), and disable auto updates. Then see how it works. Firmware for the R7000 has been problematic if you read the forums. The .42 version seems to be the most stable and well performing.
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Re: Nighthawk AC1900 (R7000) drops internet connection and wont allow new clients to connect
1. It is connected to a Spectru E31U2V1 modem
2. I will try to roll back the firmware to .42 this evening.
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