Many consumer devices utilize the 2,4 GHz band, e.g. DECT phones, bluetooth devices, baby phones, toy's remote controls, A/V transmitters and even microwave ofens. Such devices are often the cause...

sender_name wrote When I set it to Auto channel for 2.4 it selects 6 and 10 but constantly drops out and comes back...over and over...when viewed with inSSIDer That's the absolute correct behaviour....

What do you mean with "base unit"? If your Netgear provides a repeater mode, just connect it to the TP-Link's WiFi network by specifying the SSID of the WDR4300 in the Netgear's input field for the...

estysoccer wrote For everyone's benefit, here's what I've learned from this router: the WAN interface can actually be slower than what the advertised wifi speed is (which blows my mind... I can't...

estysoccer wrote Shouldn't I expect a fast wifi? Speed for WiFi radio frames is not the same as the speed for data packets travelling over a WiFi link. There will always be a loss due to protocols...

You didn't wrote for which router you want to know the password. Usually the default username/password is admin/admin on almost all products of TP-Link. If you did change and forget the password,...