Having issues with wireless on my RT-AC3200 with 380.65 firmware

[redheadedrod]

I am noticing connections freezing with the latest firmware. The connections seem to be still connected but no data is being transfered until I reset the connection.

I did not have this issue prior to the current firmware.
My router is using the default settings for most functions but all my wireless connections are using stored ip addresses on the router for DHCP server.

This is happening with all of my wireless connections regardless of radio. Not using the Smart Connect since that doesn't seem to work for me.

Due to my network I can have as many as 20 connections to my router with 10-12 being wireless.

When I lose connection on one of my computers, phones or tablets I have to disconnect from the network and reconnect. I have had momentary freezes on the wired connections as well. My TiVo registers this as "low bandwidth" which resets within 30 seconds.

Did not have these issues with the version I was running prior. (I missed the two versions before this version.)

Not sure where to find the older versions since I already deleted the last version I had installed.
Rodney

 

[AndreiV]

All downloads are here > https://www.mediafire.com/folder/bkfq2a6aebq68/Asuswrt-Merlin

 

[redheadedrod]

Thanks... Will revert to an older version.

But still doesn't fix the issue.

As I mentioned before.. My wireless connections seem to freeze but disconnecting from them and reconnecting seems to bring it back. Very annoying.
Wired connections appear to be freezing for about 30 seconds then coming back.

Wonder if it is not related to this that I seem to be getting in my logs?
Mar 4 15:22:57 miniupnpd[24306]: upnp_event_process_notify: connect(192.168.1.180:2869): Connection timed out

The computer this relates to is connected in a weird manner. I couldn't find a wireless dongle that would stay connected (placement of router?) so I used an old router I had and used it to connect to the main router for its internet then connect the PC to this old router. That has worked flawlessly.

The only other thing going on in my network is that I have a 2016 Business Essentials server which is controlling the pnp of the router. All of my PC's are running Win 10 with the one on 180 running home version and rest running pro.

I am ASSUMING at this point in time it is an issue with the Asus Router firmware since this issue started RIGHT after upgrading.

The Access Point Router is an older dual channel router running dd-wrt