AX6000 sign in to wifi network problem
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Hello, my router always loses connection and tells me to "sign in to wifi network" . I had an ax50 just 2 weeks ago, i thought it was broken so i bought ax6000 but somehow I still get the "sign in to wifi network" message. Please help. Thanks. I will attach the firmware version. 
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Hello, glad to know that the no internet issue was resolved.
As for the speed issue you reported, did you compare the speed when you connected the same device to the ISP modem directly with that when connected to the AX6000? We actually don't suggest you compare the speed you get when connected to the existing router with that of the old or previous router, as the server for the speedtest is dynamically updated, there might be slight difference when connected to different servers.
Meanwhille, you may check and confirm if the QoS setting on the AX6000, ensure it is correctly configured, or you may just disable it to confirm again.
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@Kevin_Z hi kevin thank you. Yes my configuration is ISP modem to Ax6000. And Isp modem to Ax50. When i test a router i made sure the other router is off. As for ax6000 qos, there's no off option just standard. Is there any reason why my ax6000 seems to be slower than my ax50? Also i tried to speedtest with my C9 and still the slowest of the bunch is my ax6000. 
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@Kevin_Z hi kevin regarding my speed connection, i have just upgarded my isp plan to 100mbps download and 100 mbps upload. I checked speed on my isp router and it's giving me 100mbps but when using my ax6000 I'm just getting 50mbps. I think it is locked to the 50 mbps speed somehow, is there a way to unlimit it?
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Hello, thanks for the update.
Please check and confirm if the QoS setting on the AX6000 is configured incorrectly, or you may just disable it to confirm again.
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