@Joseph-TP 

Dear Joseph, Thanks for your fast reply.

Yes I was reading a LOT about powerline adapters and im using it since a while, I have a 3 piece kit. Im a Network architect engineer and based on my knowledge and experience I tried EVERYTHING what I can.

First of all in the tpPLC utility application on windows I disabled the Power Saving Mode, that was the first thing I did when I bought it and I seen some pings are out, so network is disconnected, of course that solved that issue, but not the actual issue.

Actually the powerline adapter and receiver are both in the same room next to each other, but as soon I connect a charger to the wall outlet somewhere else it disconnects, if they are on the same phase. The adapter is connected to my main router with a single UTP cable.

Internet connection is perfect when its working, but as soon I connect a charger to one of my outlets, powerline dies and only restart helps. Most probably this is a hardware design problem, if something happens on the electricity circuit the powerline cannot stand online and will be confused and stops.

There is no client issue here, I think you misunderstood the post. The whole receiver stops and drops network, so the whole WiFi and cable connection connected to the receiver stop working. I tried to test with my second receiver and that is also doing the same. 

Thank you.

 

  @CoLeEe 

Hi,

Can you please get us the exact model information from the label of the Powerline adapter without the Wi-Fi (look for something along the lines of "TL-PA4010    EU/4.0") and also the firmware version of that same Powerline adapter (use the tpPLC Utility to show this information) ?