Archer D5 unstable connection - too many devices...?
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Archer D5 unstable connection - too many devices...?
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Does anyone know how many devices the Archer D5 can realistically support?
I have sometimes 9 or 10 devices connected at a time (phones, laptops, Roku, printer) & I've noticed it crashes quite often & needs to be rebooted (with varying degrees of success).
When I say crash, I mean I can see the SSID in the Windows wi-fi networks list, but when I try to connect it says 'Can't connect to this network'.
Am I just pushing it too hard? And if so, what should I upgrade to? Or could I just get another D5 & bridge it somehow to the current one? That would be cheaper but potentially a false economy if the D5 is a bad choice generally.
cheers
-E
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Does anyone know how many devices the Archer D5 can realistically support?
I have sometimes 9 or 10 devices connected at a time (phones, laptops, Roku, printer) & I've noticed it crashes quite often & needs to be rebooted (with varying degrees of success).
When I say crash, I mean I can see the SSID in the Windows wi-fi networks list, but when I try to connect it says 'Can't connect to this network'.
Am I just pushing it too hard? And if so, what should I upgrade to? Or could I just get another D5 & bridge it somehow to the current one? That would be cheaper but potentially a false economy if the D5 is a bad choice generally.
cheers
-E