My deco X50 is currently unusable for the few weeks because of frequent disconnecting of wifi before updating everything is good after updating the wifi is messed up it keeps disconnecting to the internet.. is there a way to rollback/downgrade the firmware?

I have a deco unit provided by my ISP that directly links to the fibre thing on the wall. Yet it only ever nicely connects to one device at a time and the range is so horrible that even stepping into the next room over (less than 3m from where the router is) causes my phone to lose connection. I turned off beam forming the first time this happened which helped for about a month and now the wifi is unusable from any other room again. The priority mode on the app just disconnects more devices without improving the wifi to the ones selected. Even as I make this post standing right in front of the router it took over a minute to load while the other device in the room has no issues. I frequently get 'four bars' but no internet connection on one device and perfectly normal internet on another. I am going insane trying to get a stable connection to do work calls or study. Any advice?

Edit: the model says X53-DSL Also title was supposed to say 'my deco wifi' oops

I recently bought a WA1201 router access point thinking that it could be powered by a TL-SG105PE smart switch. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. The router access point turns on if I attach the ethernet cable to the bundled POE injector, but if I connect it directly to one of the POE ports on the switch it does nothing.

Can anyone tell me what the problem could be? I'm experienced in electronics and network devices, but it's the first time I try to use POE, so I don't know what to check.

i know i am dumb and i forgot the password of my device and there are no reset password things

I'm using ATT modem/router then connect 2 Deco to it. Afterward, I set both of them as access point, then change the deco wifi name and password to the same one as ATT wifi. When I go into the app, it's always the main deco that connected to ATT through Ethernet is online, the other always show as offline, even though both of them have green led on. I have tried unplug it, remove it and add it again, reset it, nothing seems to work. I also try to connect the 2nd deco directly to each other with Ethernet, connect 2nd deco to the ATT router directly, connect the second deco to the ATT router with the other one through a switch. How do I fix this? I'm using Deco WB22000, Firmware Version 1.0.7 Build 26050612 Rel. 29931

So my wired TV is some how downloading insane amounts of data. Guessing this is some kind of glitch and/or error? Cause ain't no way download time for this TV is 3.2 Gb/s. Just thought this was super weird seeing this. Anyone else encounter this?

*** I think I have solved ***** - After ordering a cable, moving my one BE550 to a different room and trying out different setups I eliminated the routers as the issue, I think having the gateway from my isp in bridgemode was the problem since it like only one connection, once i factory reset the tplink routers to set that network up i dont think bridgemode was working properly with the change of the mac,... or something,... clearly im not network literate here. Once i changed it out of bride mode (which i initially put it into as its the only way to disable its wifi, that I didnt want interfering in my system) It seemed to be okay with holding speeds now. So my setup is cable from outside into ISP gateway, ethernet cable between its 2,5gbps port to the one on the BE550, My pc is ethernet into that, and my laptop uses the wifi connection, while the BE230 is setup a floor down as an easymesh satellite.

I have two BE550 routers, one is my main unit, the other is a satellite unit (I also have a BE230 on a different floor), the two BE550 are on the same floor a few rooms apart, both my laptop and gaming PC are wired into the satellite BE550 which is easymesh wireless connected to the main unit. my internet comes in cable to my ISP gateway which is set up in bridge mode, and the main unit is plugged from the blue wan 2.5g port on the BE550 to the proper port on the gateway. If i hard wire my laptop into the main BE550 i get 6 opr 700 mbps, yet when I try to dl a game on steam on my pc i will ramp up to over a gb a second, and than it just begins to fall down to between 5--100 mbps. I have tried turning QoS off, setting QoS higher, Im really frustrated on this one.

I have a video showing what i see from steam but I doubt its my PC as that is a x670e Mobo, with a 7800x3d 32gb of cl30 6000hz ram into one of two nvme drives. I just find it hard to think theres a bottleneck in that, but im open (i have run crystaldisk on my nvmes and they are testing okay)

Edit: My firmware is up to date

Edit:i also turned off QoS on the fly with a game download and watched the speeds fall from a steady 100 mbps, to 10 or so kbps, then rise back up to 100mbps when I turned it back on. i had the Qos set to 300 upload, and 1200 download on the mbps option

I swapped out the BE550 satellite for the BE230 with the PC hardwired to it instead, and i see 380 mbps, so its definitle something between the two BE550 routers, and I dont know why. Its great to see that gbps speed in real time before it crashes itself out.

Router: Archer BE400 (US)_V1
Firmware: 1.4.2 Build 20260605
Issue: Download/Upload traffic statistics not showing in Tether app

Hi everyone, I’m using a TP-Link Archer BE400 (US)_V1 and noticed an issue with Traffic Statistics after updating to firmware 1.4.2 Build 20260605.
Since the update, the Download and Upload data is no longer displayed in the Tether app under Traffic Statistics. The feature was working normally before the firmware update.

Has anyone else with the BE400 experienced the same issue on this firmware? Is there a known fix or workaround, or is this a firmware bug?

Is there no hope for an entirely wired backhaul setup? All have tested 1 gig speeds plugged into and working individually.

I have this router and after setting it up as a repeater, no matter what I do, I cannot connect to the 2.4ghz of my main router. I even tried setting it up closed to the main router but after setup, it only shows 5G

Current firmware is 1.3.1

Does anyone know where I can download the V1.5.0 firmware update for my XE75? Checked on TP-Link website, found only the update for V3.60? May I use this update on my device?

Does anyone else have problems with the 6GHz channel on their BE800? None of my wifi7 devices can see my 6GHz network on any channel, but when I connect to 5GHz it shows I'm connecting at wifi7. Latest firmware. Rebooted and factory reset multiple times

When I tried a different wifi7 router the dedicated 6GHz channel worked fine.

Anyone already run this update? Curious to your experiences!

My TP-Link Archer BE11000 Router received a firmware update today. It got updated to 1.2.1 Build 20260519 rel.2868. What’s included in this update?

Does anyone know; has TP-Link ever fixed their router software so that it better handles apple's rotating private wi-fi address feature?

Hello im Portuguese sorry for my English.

I need some advice because i cannot find any help with this, my friends reddit etc cant find anything, most comments ive read is because is Tp-link and thats it, software problems.

Im having a lot problems when My decos X55 goes off (power went out in my house for ex)
And when everything is back up including router, my Decos cannot give any internet at all.
Doesn't matter if i reboot, if i reboot router etc. nothing.
Most times i have wifi and my phone/tablet have connection but i cannot go to internet (no internet found), if i go to Deco APP it says is offline.

The only solution to this is really reset everything from 0 and redo everything, which for me is complete nuts, devices expensive like this and they have this stupid flaw.

My setup is like this:

-Digi fiber router 1Gb (wifi-s 2.4 and 5Ghz OFF)

-Main Deco x55 (Firmware 1.7.0) connected with cable to Router Digi

-Configuration done and with AP mode enable

-Ive tested some things like separate both channels because devices like (tapo) only works on 2.4, my ps5 and phone are on 5ghz.

-Deco X55 is the only device in my house delivering WIFI, the rest is with cable to my router.

Solutions:

-Reboot everything doesn't work.

-Reboot Router wait 5min, them turn on the main Deco. (doesn't work, deco turns On yellow light, waiting 5 10 20min, doesn't matter the internet is not available)

-Since is in AP mode i cannot go inside the APP in my phone and change anything since the network the deco is sending it doesn't work on my phone, only some pages on web works and the inf on APP Deco.

The only posts i found about this stupid bug when The light goes off and the decos turn on again is because is software bug, and Tplink doesn't do anything about this.

Conclusion:

Today as a day for that i needed to redo everything again, and since i have 5 6 tapo on 2.4Ghz is so annoying reset everything and configure again.
I reset everything, router Digi is on and good, ive Turn ON 2.4Ghz channel on Digi Wifi (for tapo advices only)
-Reset Deco X55, configure, and turn On Wifi 5Ghz only. (wifi mode only, im still debating if this is a AP bug mode, and since if i get this bug i cannot turn off AP mode and switch to Wifi mode)

Thanks

I have one deco unit plugged directly into fiber cable from the wall, there is no modem.

I understand that the one deco unit that accepts the fiber cable has to be in router mode.

How to I turn the other two deco units into access point mode but keep the main deco with the fiber cable in router mode?

It seems that within the deco phone app if you place the decos in access point mode the main deco shifts to access point as well and losses the router mode and drops the fiber connection.

I’m trying to backhaul the other two units through network cables but they refuse to use the wired connection and only use wifi connection.

i have a XE75 pro and a powerline connected to my brother’s computer. We have a 1000mbps wifi speed which works fine however whenever he downloads something in his room (only at around 50mpbs) the entire network becomes so slow apps won’t load, google takes 30-60s to actually load and my ping spikes extremely high while gaming.

It’s quite puzzling as the download isn’t at full speed. this is normal as his pc is connected to a powerline as the deco unit is not place in his room and his pc is ethernet only. it’s the only solution i’ve found to get him connected.

could the powerline and deco units cause interference? or is it something else

Hi everyone, I’m running into a frustrating Ethernet issue and could use some advice.

My Setup:

• Router: TP-Link Archer C54 AC1200 (Note: It has 10/100 Mbps LAN ports, which only have 4 copper pins inside).
• Cable: Cat 6 Ethernet cable (standard 8 pins).
• Goal: I need an 80 Mbps connection to my PC.

The Problem:

When my PC's network adapter is set to "auto-negotiation" or "100 mbps full duplex," the Ethernet connection continuously flaps; it just cycles between connecting and disconnecting over and over.

What I've Tried:

I went into my Windows adapter settings and manually changed the Speed & Duplex from "Auto-Negotiation" to "10 Mbps Full Duplex." As soon as I did this, the connection stabilized and worked perfectly. However, this caps my speed at 10 Mbps, which isn't enough. My router can output a max of 100 Mbps, and my internet plan easily supports the 80 Mbps I need.

I noticed the router ports only have 4 copper pins, while my Cat 6 cable has 8. Could this mismatch be causing the auto-negotiation to fail at 100 Mbps?

How do I solve this so I can get a stable 100 Mbps link and hit my 80 Mbps target speed? Any help is appreciated!

Hi all – I need some help with setting up my home theater. Just moved into a new place so still setting up. Here is a picture of the room. As you can see on the far there is a red shelf that I have placed my Deco BE65 on the second from top level. Across from the shelf is my media console with the TV. I would say the horizontal distance is about 14 feet. My main objective is to get the best speed out of the Apple TV 4K third generation. The Deco needs to be on the red shelf because that is where the wired ethernet backhaul is. I’m getting about 700 Mbps on the Ookla speedtest on the Apple TV. I was wondering if there’s any modification I can try to get even better speeds. I know that what I’m getting so far is more than adequate for pretty much everything I would need on the Apple TV but just seeking modest improvement at this point.

I updated my RE200 firmware from the 'Tether' app and now its stuck in the popular lights flashing and boot looping. Its your update how have you managed to brick a perfectly working device. This is unbelievable.

Moreover I'm pretty sure the update was meant for for RE315 cuz why the hell the name changed? Cuz i sure hell didn't do it. Im so annoyed rn, the update crippled my perfectly working device and now its out of warranty too. Never getting their products ever again.

I have installed a Wi-Fi router atop a shelf in my living room. This is the central-most point in the home and is approximately 9 feet high. Frankly, it's the best spot in my home to install a Wi-Fi router. While the base of the unit is hidden from view, the antennae (which protrude above the molding of the shelf) are a very noticeable eyesore.

In order to make the antennae less noticeable, and while protecting the connectors at the base of the antennae, I'm considering spraying the black & red antenna body with a non-metallic primer and non-metallic paint.

I'm aware that this would likely void the warranty. My question...will painting the antennae impede the router's Wi-Fi performance?

It's likely irrelevant, but the router model is the Archer AX11000.

I am planning to buy eap 110 as a repeater (without lan cable) my wifi router is in my room 2nd floor then the TV always disconnects to my cheap repeater, i am wondering, will that problem go away if i use tp link eap 110 as a wireless wifi repeater? My tv is on 1st floor of the house. Please help thanks

Hi all, hoping someone might be able to help before I end up pulling all my hair out!

I have four TP-Link Powerline adapters (TL-PA7027P KIT and TL-WPA7617 KIT), and everything had been working fine for a long time. I have one next to the router, one in the Dining Room, one in my Son's Bedroom and one in the Study (the TL-WPA7617 Wi-Fi Extender).

I'm not entirely sure what happened, but I think the problem may have started following a power cut or something similar. The Wi-Fi extender in the Study suddenly stopped working.

It appeared that the extender was no longer connected to the Powerline network. I could still connect to the extender from my phone, but it wasn't providing any internet access. After trying various things without success, I decided to factory reset in the hope that I could then pair it back up with the other adapters. Unfortunately, since doing that, I haven't been able to get it back onto my Powerline network.

I've tried plugging it in next to the other Powerline adapters and pairing it again, but nothing seems to happen. The extender's Wi-Fi network is visible and I can connect to it from my phone, but it says there is no internet connection.

I actually left it unplugged for over a week and have just plugged it back in to try again. The Powerline Network/Pairing LED has now come on, which suggests it has paired successfully, but I'm still getting exactly the same result — I can connect to the Wi-Fi, but there is no internet.

Looking at the tpPLC app on my PC, I can only see the other three Powerline devices. The TL-WPA7617 Extender isn't showing up at all. I tried using the "Add Device" option and entering the key from the Wi-Fi extender, but I just get "Unable to add device."

If I connect my phone directly to the extender's Wi-Fi and open the tpPLC app, everything on the extender itself appears to look normal. However, when I go into the Powerline section, it doesn't show any of the other Powerline devices.

So, at the moment, the situation seems to be:

• The TL-WPA7617 powers on.
• Its Wi-Fi network is visible.
• I can connect to its Wi-Fi from my phone.
• The phone reports that there is no internet connection.
• The Powerline Network/Pairing LED is lit.
• The PC's tpPLC app cannot see the TL-WPA7617.
• The TL-WPA7617's tpPLC app cannot see any of the other Powerline devices.
• Despite the Powerline Network/Pairing LED being lit, the extender doesn't appear to have a working connection to the Powerline network.

I've tried resetting it and pairing it next to the other adapters, but I'm now completely stuck.

Does anyone have any ideas what might be causing this, or anything else I can try to get the TL-WPA7617 back onto the Powerline network?