AC86U - Both Cores ar 100% and RAM at 92%

[L&LD]

So its happening again

I see other users having similar issues

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/can-86u-handle-gigabit-speeds.56330/#post-485102

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/ac-88u-384-10_2-cpu-usage-discrepancies.56316/

I dont have spdmerling installed

If you uninstall all scripts and the issue persists, that would indicate its time for an M&M Config install again.

I can't remember if I've asked before, but when was the last time you did a full reset to factory defaults on the router?

 

[wizin]

If you uninstall all scripts and the issue persists, that would indicate its time for an M&M Config install again.

I can't remember if I've asked before, but when was the last time you did a full reset to factory defaults on the router?

So I was waiting after following another thread which had similar issues, seems AI Protection was the culprit

 

[L&LD]

So I was waiting after following another thread which had similar issues, seems AI Protection was the culprit

I guess I should have made myself clearer in post 4.

When I asked what other features you were using, I meant, of course, to test by disabling them.

 

[wizin]

I guess I should have made myself clearer in post 4.

When I asked what other features you were using, I meant, of course, to test by disabling them.

When this started originally, I turned off VPN, AI Protection, reinstall of diversion and rebooted. It actually only fixed coz I rebooted ( nothing to do with those items as it seemed that time ) - I then turned those services ON and it was still OK. However after following that other thread, it seems the cores go higher with AI protection only after like 2-3 days of constant usage else no way to figure out with instant disabling

 

[L&LD]

When this started originally, I turned off VPN, AI Protection, reinstall of diversion and rebooted. It actually only fixed coz I rebooted ( nothing to do with those items as it seemed that time ) - I then turned those services ON and it was still OK. However after following that other thread, it seems the cores go higher with AI protection only after like 2-3 days of constant usage else no way to figure out with instant disabling

That is why I like testing really persistent bugs for at least a few days, if not a week at a time, always rebooting after any changes are made too.