Just noticed changing any wireless settings, the wifi doesn't come back, it requires a reboot to get wifi radio back up.
Weird!
I had same issue on a bug free router. After reset and config reload from backup, saw multiple devices with slow performance and mystery router CPU spikes. I'm going to reset and reconfigure by hand while everyone else sleeps late tomorrow AM. If still not stable, it's Merlin or downgrade.Not an issue here. You may have a bad router.
I had same issue on a bug free router. After reset and config reload from backup, saw multiple devices with slow performance and mystery router CPU spikes. I'm going to reset and reconfigure by hand while everyone else sleeps late tomorrow AM. If still not stable, it's Merlin or downgrade.
Yeah, I thought about that after I did it. My config is pretty vanilla, so I'll see if a clean config helps.After a hard reset you never want to use an old backup file. Start from scratch each time.
Revert back to the previous firmware if you can. It seems the newest firmware on most ASUS routers is breaking the wifi radios in one form or another. I went back to the previous firmware and did a factory reset and all is normal again.
Status on this? Could maybe fix it with a factory default or so?also i have massive problems to with wlan connections doesn't find my sonos and printer anymore really bad firmware release
I have the same problem with any device on 2.4 ghz. My old chromecast and Harmony Hub take a while to get detected. I even cleared the settings and redid everything by hand but still the same issue. I downgrade teh exact same config to 3341 and everything works well.also i have massive problems to with wlan connections doesn't find my sonos and printer anymore really bad firmware release
I have the same problem with any device on 2.4 ghz. My old chromecast and Harmony Hub take a while to get detected. I even cleared the settings and redid everything by hand but still the same issue. I downgrade teh exact same config to 3341 and everything works well.
Also on 3941 if you enable Protected Frames support devices on 2.4 start disconnecting, and if you require it none of my 2.4 devices would connect, yet on 3341 I never had that issue. I ended up having to downgrade.
Yes - it is frustrating - I noticed the same thing on my 2.4 devices (wemo, echos) where they were laggy in getting detected or in the case of the echo, stuttering (with any version merlin or asus of firmware later than 3341)
Merlin 380.61 too?
Just noticed changing any wireless settings, the wifi doesn't come back, it requires a reboot to get wifi radio back up.
Weird!
Yes - it is frustrating - I noticed the same thing on my 2.4 devices (wemo, echos) where they were laggy in getting detected or in the case of the echo, stuttering (with any version merlin or asus of firmware later than 3341)
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