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Re: EX7500 Range extender drops connections
I also had the same problem.
Shortly I had to reinstall the WiFi because I had issues with my provider.
Since then I changed the WiFi channel for 5ghz from 100 to 104.
It’s been one week now since I experienced no more disconnection.
Maybe this can help anyone else.
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Re: EX7500 Range extender drops connections
Hi,
I have a similar issue also. I have a Nighthawk 10 R900, unlike the other I have a schedule
Set on the R9000 to turn off the 2.5 & 5ghz networks at Night and the on again in the morning.
Now often when the R9000 come back on line the EC7500 fails to connect back.
If I check if the unit is connected to the router using the Nighthawk App, the extender is not present, yet if Iook at to the extender all the lights are on, if I then open the Extender browser and log into the Extender shows the 2.5 and 5ghz WIFI channels are both up and devices are connected.
So all the authentication Woking fine just the extender fails to reconnect back to the R9000 router in the morning , Like other switching the Ex7500 on and off helps but is now the solution
Now on several occasion I have also fully reset the ex7500 and set the unit up again, this works for a while and then the same issue start to creeps back again and so on
And before you ask, the Router is on the other side of the Main Staircase and the Extender in in the lounge all on the ground floor distance between the two is 3m
Any Suggestions !!!!!
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Re: EX7500 Range extender drops connections
Hi Thanks,
Do you have you the Schedule option running which cuts the Wi-Fi service on the router and then reconnects as a predetermined time?
As once mine connects all is fine just fail to connect when the Router Wi-Fi comes back on again!
Thanks
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Re: EX7500 Range extender drops connections
It is surprising to note that all the top review websites have highly rated this item and after using it and reading this thread, I am convinced that those are paid reviews. It is such a disappointment.
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Hi,
End up sending it back to Amazon and updating to the EX8000, works perfectly no issue dropout or unable to connect after Time Schedule disconnect and reconnect.. Therefore, looks like The EX7500 has issue the unit is unfit for the purpose intended...
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Hello,
I also had the same problem.
Shortly I had to reinstall the WiFi because I had issues with my provider.
Since then I changed the WiFi channel for 5ghz from 100 to 104.
It’s been one week now since I experienced no more disconnection.
Maybe this can help anyone else.
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Re: EX7500 Range extender drops connections
Thank you guys, I really feel less dummy not being able to make the extender work properly knowing now it's a flaw in the design.
Following the advice from a couple of you, I gave a try to changing the 5GHz channel on the router (R7000P) going from the 153 to 48.
I'll let you know the outcome.
The next step will be to run a cat5 cable and install a switch. Needless to say I'm pretty disappointed with Netgear and that I'll look somewhere else for my next networking needs.
BTW, any suggestions/recommandation for a switch to connect to my netgear router? 4 port/Ge
Hughes.
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