Levianblake wrote

Hi TP-link Technical Support,

@Levianblake 

 

This NOT Tech Support. It is a forum for end-users with some limited TP-LINK employees in here as well.

 

Need to use the SUPPORT link above on the home screen, and choosing the right options/link, you'll wind up here, https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/contact-technical-support/ and you can ask Support there.

 

That said, from what I know that is an indication of the router rebooting internally. Possible causes are Power Supply issue, either the unit itself or line voltage changes. I'd try a different electric socket. If on a Surge Protector, try it without it.

 

I'd also try the RESET button in the back and reenter settings manually and see if that helps.

 

I'd run on the latest version anyway myself.

ok I will test this. Thank you

Hi @Levianblake Could you try to change the value of the NTP server? The default value of the NTP servers are not reachable anymore. I have updated mine and it looks fine so far