jimasek wrote I know that test may take a few minutes or few hours :) We like to see where network connection is broken. correct me if I am wrong but it doesn't make a sense to ping router and google...

no single packet lost after 300 attempts ping IP router (ping 192.168.0.1) ...avg 1ms ping 8.8.8.8 ...avg 43ms ping google.com ...avg 7ms

jimasek wrote My suggestion in DHCP Settings enter DNS addresses from your ISP and after that will make reboot of your router. Thanks, but already tried google, open DNS and ISP DNS. Nothing helped.

yes, I can

Region : CzechRepublic Model : Archer C2 Hardware Version : Not Clear Firmware Version : 0.9.1 0.11 v0032.0 Build 141117 Rel.54392n ISP : There is an issue that wifi connection drops after some time...

lpmafiota wrote Hello, I had a similar issue. It was caused by the IPv6 settings on my router. After setting the IPv6 to 6to4 and rebooting the router the icon returned to normal and the Google...