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I recently update my R6700V2 router to firmware V1.2.0.76_1.0.1 and it keeps rebooting. It has rebooted at least 3 times today. Can I rollback the firmware update? If so, where can I download the older versions?
Before doing that, I'd actually reinstall the firmware over a hardwired connection, then factory reset, and do a manual reinstall (not from a backup configuration).
to get the firmware. go to the support site and click on downloads.
You can get the current under the downloads and the older version you'd click on "+view previous versions"
Before doing that, I'd actually reinstall the firmware over a hardwired connection, then factory reset, and do a manual reinstall (not from a backup configuration).
to get the firmware. go to the support site and click on downloads.
You can get the current under the downloads and the older version you'd click on "+view previous versions"
I, roo, recently update my R6700V2 router to firmware V1.2.0.76_1.0.1 and since then the router has been rebooting every few hours or so. I have updated the firmware from an attached system and performed a hard reset on the router, but still the same issues others have seen. Because of the vulnerabilities in the previous version, I hate to downgrade the firmware back to what i was running previously. However, if trying to keep a reliable internet connection going, I may need to downgrade. Is there a timeframe when Netgear Support will address this issue? Thanks!
I updated to 1.2.0.76_1.0.1 and since then, my router kept restarting every 13:35. Also having a warning message "time zone difference between router and local machine", though both router and PC have the correct NTP configured and synced.
I downgraded to 1.2.0.74_1.0.1 per your suggestion.The router has been up more than an hour now.
Think I don't need to purchase a new router for now.
Before doing that, I'd actually reinstall the firmware over a hardwired connection, then factory reset, and do a manual reinstall (not from a backup configuration).
to get the firmware. go to the support site and click on downloads.
You can get the current under the downloads and the older version you'd click on "+view previous versions"
