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  1. M

    RT-68U Interruptions on 2.4 (but 5GHz fine)

    There is a microwave nearby, but I have issues when it is off (plugged in but not in use). When it is on it interrupts everything, and I expect that, but can it really do anything when off?
  2. M

    RT-68U Interruptions on 2.4 (but 5GHz fine)

    Wow, so far sounds exactly like my problem. Maybe I should go for a much older firmware. But then, if I have to use ancient firmware to get the product to work, maybe I would be better off returning it and getting a Nighthawk R7000 instead?
  3. M

    RT-68U Interruptions on 2.4 (but 5GHz fine)

    Yes, it seems possible given that it only seems to happen at this house. It's weird though, what could it possibly be? It's hard to believe I can have a perfectly good connection in an apartment building with a gazillion routers and problems in an area with free-standing brick houses, and only...
  4. M

    RT-68U Interruptions on 2.4 (but 5GHz fine)

    Yes, several times actually. Hard reset / reconfigure with new SSID, also updated firmware, factory reset, and reconfigured with new SSID.
  5. M

    RT-68U Interruptions on 2.4 (but 5GHz fine)

    Hi, I remember reading that comment by Merlin, but the thing is, my problems happen on both 380.1031 and 378.9313. So I think it might be some other issue or something that wasn't fixed between these two versions. Should I be trying versions further back?
  6. M

    RT-68U Interruptions on 2.4 (but 5GHz fine)

    Hello, Glad this forum is around, it's been helpful to read. Several weeks ago I bought and set up an RT-AC68U in a house, and I'm finding that multiple computers experience frequent interruptions when using the 2.4 GHz band. I've had at least 3 different Windows laptops all show a caution...
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