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R7000 speeds slow
M 2016 R7000 runs at 106 mbps and my ISP comes to my modem at over 400 mbps. I used to have 100mbps ISP and the router ran around 95. I have manually set the channel @ 149. I disabled the 2G and only use 5G. Qos is disabled and keyboard blocking is set to never as is service blocking. The firmware version of my router is V1.0.11.100_10.2.100 and there is nothing indicating a newer firmware up date. Any one know how to increase the speed without changing routers.
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@Jag73 wrote:M 2016 R7000 runs at 106 mbps and my ISP comes to my modem at over 400 mbps. I used to have 100mbps ISP and the router ran around 95. I have manually set the channel @ 149. I disabled the 2G and only use 5G. Qos is disabled and keyboard blocking is set to never as is service blocking. The firmware version of my router is V1.0.11.100_10.2.100 and there is nothing indicating a newer firmware up date. Any one know how to increase the speed without changing routers.
There is some background information required that is necessary to give you the best answer.
What is the brand name and model number of the modem?
What device are you using to test your throughput capacity?
What application are you using to test your throughput capacity.
There is newer firmware available. It would be best to install it manually. See here for instructions:
https://kb.netgear.com/23960/How-do-I-manually-update-the-firmware-on-my-NETGEAR-router
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M 2016 R7000 runs at 106 mbps and my ISP comes to my modem at over 400 mbps. I used to have 100mbps ISP and the router ran around 95. I have manually set the channel @ 149. I disabled the 2G and only use 5G. Qos is disabled and keyboard blocking is set to never as is service blocking. The firmware version of my router is V1.0.11.100_10.2.100 and there is nothing indicating a newer firmware up date. Any one know how to increase the speed without changing routers.
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I found the firmware update 1.0.11.136 but when using the link to down load I got a download "fragments of file" which is a .chk file associated with the firmware zip file which I am unable to download. I've run a elevated cmd prompt and ran chkdsk which showed my file system to have no errors.
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.chk is expected file format extension after it's unpack from the .zip file. DO NOT attempt to open this file.
Navigate into the routers web page and fine the Router Update section in the routers Advanced Tab section and use the manual FW update tab to navigate and locate this .chk file to up load the FW there:
https://kb.netgear.com/23960/How-do-I-manually-update-the-firmware-on-my-NETGEAR-route
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@Jag73 wrote:I found the firmware update 1.0.11.136 but when using the link to down load I got a download "fragments of file" which is a .chk file associated with the firmware zip file which I am unable to download. I've run a elevated cmd prompt and ran chkdsk which showed my file system to have no errors.
Do not know what part of the world you are downloading to. In the Seattle WA area the firmware download file (in a zip folder) downloads fine. From the zip folder you have to unpack (copy) the .chk file to a directory on your computer then follow the instructions for a manual update.
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