TP-Link wrote

@PedroTMelo 

Hi, thank you very much for your time and patience.

We did not mean to cancel the web interface access via the powerline utility and it might be also caused by the windows flash as well.

If possible, can I have some pictures of the lack of access option on the powerline utility?

And if you do not mind, could you please share with me a picture of the access option via the tpPLC APP?

Thanks a lot and wait for your reply.

@TP-Link 

Hi

According to your request, here are two photos in which you can see that the icon for accessing the web interface no longer exists.

greetings

TP-Link wrote

@PedroTMelo 

Thank you very much for your detailed information.

For the two models marked on the utility, the model numbers are all TP-WPA4220, right？

--It seemed that the wireless was missed on the utility, and are you still seeing the wireless light lit up on the actual unit and able to detect the wireless signal?

And if possible, may I know how many power-line adapters do you have and what are the model numbers of each other?

And if the wireless adapter is TL-WPA4220 v4, please also update the following firmware to have a look:

https://static.tp-link.com/2020/202010/20201030/TL-WPA4220_180308.zip

 

Thanks a lot and wait for your reply.

@TP-Link 

Hello again

,

First I start by thanking you for the quick response.

Answering your questions, I inform you that the wireless lights are on and I have a signal next to each powerline, that is, in reality all are working normally.

Regarding the number of powerline adapters, there are 5, two of which are TL-PA4010 (I don't know the Version) and I have three TL-WPA4220 (V1). 

The issuer does not know the version but below I send photos with the firmware information and each device.

As a complementary information, all TL-WPA4220 (V1) adapters have a static IP, I have already accessed the configuration panel of each one and the settings are all correct. Which leads me to think that this must be a bug in your app, or else it stopped working with the adapter models I have on my network, which if so is very bad, for that it is enough for your app to android unfortunately does not work with 4220 V1 adapters.

Below I send photos with all the information of my TP-LINK adapters.

I am now waiting for news from you.

greetings

Pedro Melo

@PedroTMelo @TP-Link 

I am also have no access to wireless settings on both my TL-WPA4220 and TL-WPA281 Powerline Wi-Fi extenders with the new tpPLC software. The android app tpPLC doesn't detect the extenders either. I used to be able to configure my wireless using the old Flash-based app, which has been deprecated by Microsoft.

Web interface (https://tplinkplclogin.net/) also does not work.

I am now stuck with the default wireless configuration.

@Gyron , @tplink 

I have the same issue, I cannot use the webinterface nor can I use the tpPLC software any more due to Flash being discontinued.

i was aware of Adobe discontinuing support for Flash, but was not even aware that the tpPLC utility was based on Flash.
On January 12th the product got discontinued and a Microsoft update removed flash components alltogether.

This is the current result when I open the utility.

Due to that I no longer have central control of my TPLINK powerLan adapters. I hope TpLink will build a newer utility, which is not Flash-based, with some urgence.

@StanM 

I am using a new version of the tpPLC software which does not use Flash. My Powerline devices are discovered with some basic settings, but no wireless configuration.

There is another thread in this forum that discusses this software.

@StanM 

You must download the new version.

Here.... Download para TL-WPA4220 KIT | TP-Link Portugal (tp-link.com)

Regards

Pedro Melo

@PedroTMelo 

Hi, @TP-Link 

As you can see above, I have already answered the questions you asked me, but I am still waiting for your answer. It's just that I've tried everything and the tpPLC software still doesn't allow you to enter the web interface, nor does wireless appear.

Thank you for helping me.

Thanks