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Not in range error
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Router has been working great for ~10 years. Now, no wireless devices (smart phones, tablets) can logon. Can see networks but "not in range" error appears for my network, (router is approximately 2 ft away). Hard wired devices (desktop, printer) still work and access the net with no problems. Powered off (unplugged power) and back on. Same result.
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I did a "factory reset" and that fixed the problem (plus I now know the admin password since I got to re-establish it). Thanks to all for the help
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Re: Not in range error
I'd download and run inSSIDer or Acrylic WiFi survey utility to see the status of signal. Could you try
another WiFi device, not the one you tried already.
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Re: Not in range error
Tried an Iphone, an android phone and an android tablet - same result. Phones aren't here right now and can't download Acrylic to tablet without wi-fi. My desktop is hardwired to the router and works fine but won't work with Acrylic. Thanks for trying
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Re: Not in range error
There is a possibility radios are dying. Any failure can happen any time. Normal working router even with antenna
disconnected can give better signal than that. Try after f/w reflash maybe to confirm.
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I did a "factory reset" and that fixed the problem (plus I now know the admin password since I got to re-establish it). Thanks to all for the help
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