Hi @Philldu 

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Try it in incognito mode and let me know if this persists.

Hi @Philldu 

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Philldu wrote

 Hi @Clive_A ,

 

the problem stays the same in incognito mode.

OK. What if you reset it, will it change to the normal one?
Rare chances where something corrupts the file. There is a possibility of that.

If persists, I think it is a bug.

Hi @Philldu 

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Philldu wrote

  @Clive_A should I rest the whole router or what do you mean? I can't do this because it's in use. Rebooting doesn't change anything.

So, the system is Linux and I cannot rule out that there is a possibility something changed the conf file in the router which caused a wrong display.

I am suspicious about this because I ran into this before.

A reset would take it back to normal. But, if the reset does not work either, that is a corrupted parameter in the firmware. That's a bug for sure.

If possible, when idle, you can test this, that would be great. Back up first and save the backup to somewhere safe. Just reset the router with the reset button or from the system, you can reset it as well.

Check if that works okay. If not okay, that's bug in the firmware.

If it disappears, you can import your backup and check again. If this shows up again after your import, that's a corrupted backup file. That'll be a bad config on your old settings.