OK, I've got an ODD problem, and it could be router connected. In a nutshell, I lose NetBios connection (I think) to the router sometime after I boot the PC. Rebooting the router 'reconnects' them and

I have a fairly new AX1500. Most of the time it works just great. BUT, I have a few spots in my house where the coverage is bad. I don't find this normal. For instance, in my kitchen next to the toast

Personal background - just retiring from a 40 year career in IT, so have more than 'consumer' knowledge of networking, but networking was not my lane. I'm no network engineer. For several years I have

I'm trying to disconnect my USB drive but when I do it becomes invisible to my laptop. I unshared all shared directories, disabled authentication, removed the drive in TP-Link router app and then disc

After installation, I went to do some admin work and logged in via the IP address 192.168.0.1 After a few seconds a page is displayed saying I'm no connected to the router's network. I'm connected via

I upgraded to gigablast internet through cox cable and my speed went up from around 30mbps downloads to 70ish. Seems way to slow still. Is this router the problem. It should be able to produce speeds