Samsung TV dropping M9 connection

I just set up a two unit M9. Everything seems to be working fine but my 5ish years old smart television drops the wireless connection after few minutes. Other clients continue connecting just fine. I have the main unit connected to an ADSL modem. I have tried both modes, router and access point, with same results. TV restart solves the issue for the next few minutes. Software updates are up to date. What should I try next?
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Did you try a factory reset of the TV? (not just a turn off/on).
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No I didn't. Will give it a try some day. I found a workaround by bringing a deco close to the TV and connecting them with ethernet.
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A bit old but this could be a samsung issue. Try to manually force the samsung tv to use one of these DNS settings.
1.1.1.1
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
I have been troubleshooting this for a while and it seems like it can’t find the samsungs internal dns server and disconnects the wifi.
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@jra72 You should change your TV and use online TV applications as an alternative to the M9 connection. I am using Mobdro 2020
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@jra72 Its not the TV - its the Deco M9 Plus - pure Chinese junk!
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