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TP-Link AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (Archer C7)
TP-Link AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (Archer C7)
Review : TP-LINK Archer Dual Band Wireless AC Gigabit Router
Review : TP-LINK Archer Dual Band Wireless AC Gigabit Router
Qualcomm QCA6174 chipset AC - newer versions of the QCA16X4A Drivers
Qualcomm QCA6174 chipset AC - newer versions of the QCA16X4A Drivers
It seems you need to also run the newer versions of the QCA16X4A Drivers too, my laptop came with ones over a year old, I am having better luck with 12.0.0.488 available at the bottom of this page.
https://www.ath-drivers.eu/atheros-wireless-drivers.html
TP-Link also pointed me to this file for Qualcomm Drivers :
It seems you need to also run the newer versions of the QCA16X4A Drivers too, my laptop came with ones over a year old, I am having better luck with 12.0.0.488 available at the bottom of this page.
https://www.ath-drivers.eu/atheros-wireless-drivers.html
TP-Link also pointed me to this file for Qualcomm Drivers :
TP-Link Archer C7
The beta firmware didn't work for me either. It made the router restart instead of locking up.
I found a solution from a Killer Networking rep on the Gigabyte board: http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...s-1535-disconnecting-under-heavy-load.800178/
Use old version of driver:
http://www.killernetworking.com/supp...12.0.0.230.zip
I found a solution from a Killer Networking rep on the Gigabyte board: http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...s-1535-disconnecting-under-heavy-load.800178/
Use old version of driver:
http://www.killernetworking.com/supp...12.0.0.230.zip
TP-Link Archer C7 - tplink Administrator
Solutions for different versions (download link), hope they will help you!
In case the beta firmware couldn't solve the problem, please submit a ticket to TP-Link so that someone will follow on your case.
Ticket system: ticket.tp-link.com
TL-WR841N V11
EU: http://static.tp-link.com/wr841ndv11_eu_beta.zip
In case the beta firmware couldn't solve the problem, please submit a ticket to TP-Link so that someone will follow on your case.
Ticket system: ticket.tp-link.com
TL-WR841N V11
EU: http://static.tp-link.com/wr841ndv11_eu_beta.zip
TP-Link Archer C7 router crash
Same problem here. I can reproduce the problem quite regularly. Basically, if you only use the wifi lightly it will be fine. But once you max out the wifi, it will crash the router. For me to make the router crash, I just boot up the laptop. Go to a network share, and transfer a large file (1GB+) from 1 network share to another. It'll crash the router within a min. If for some reason it doesn't, then while the file is transferring, go to beta.speedtest.net and do a network speed test while the transfer is going on in the background. It then crashes (almost 100% certainly while doing the upload test). I'm on a:
TP-Link Archer C7 v2 (Canadian version (CA))
Laptop: Dell XPS 9360 (Kabe Lake) - Latest BIOS
Wireless: Killer Wifi 1535 - Latest Drivers (both tried Dell's latest, and Killers Latest).
I can't use the beta TP-LINK firmware cuz I'm on the CA edition...
Seems to me the issue is with the Killer Wifi, not playing nicely, as my Archer C7 had like a 250 day uptime, then crashed over 8 times since xmas with this new laptop. That said, TP-Link (& QCA) is a bit at fault, as their router shouldn't crash when one of the clients is not playing nicely.
TP-Link needs to provide a stable firmware update ASAP so that their router doesn't crash with naughty clients. And Killer needs to provide an update Driver ASAP so their WINDOWS CLIENTS don't be naughty and crash AP's.
TP-Link Archer C7 v2 (Canadian version (CA))
Laptop: Dell XPS 9360 (Kabe Lake) - Latest BIOS
Wireless: Killer Wifi 1535 - Latest Drivers (both tried Dell's latest, and Killers Latest).
I can't use the beta TP-LINK firmware cuz I'm on the CA edition...
Seems to me the issue is with the Killer Wifi, not playing nicely, as my Archer C7 had like a 250 day uptime, then crashed over 8 times since xmas with this new laptop. That said, TP-Link (& QCA) is a bit at fault, as their router shouldn't crash when one of the clients is not playing nicely.
TP-Link needs to provide a stable firmware update ASAP so that their router doesn't crash with naughty clients. And Killer needs to provide an update Driver ASAP so their WINDOWS CLIENTS don't be naughty and crash AP's.
TP-Link Archer C7
I bought this router (c7) at Xmas time and the thing has been driving me nuts. Router just crashed everytime, shortly after using my laptop with the infamous Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4A network card. I was using the latest Canadian v2 firmware which was the 161031. Thank goodness I stumbled upon this thread , as the people I opened a ticket with had no clue. With that said, I installed the latest beta for Canada and the router is running admirably, besides the random occasional drops with my Nexus 6p. I am getting great speeds both wired and wireless with good range. Any idea when this beta will be finalized? Thanks for sharing your stories everyone! If it wasn't for people like you, these thing would never get resolved. Also thanks for the beta, admin. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to future releases.
Archer C7 router crashed - Available Solution
Archer C7 router crashed
I've had an Archer C7 router for about a year and it worked perfectly. Suddenly, it started having problems: the system light would go on, and I could no longer connect to it via wifi or ethernet. The only way to reconnect was to turn it off and and back on.
I contacted TP Link and got a replacement. I installed it, and in 3 days the same issue started happening. I have tried updating the firmware and resetting the router to factory settings, but the problem keeps happening.
When I connect my devices directly to the internet jack on the wall, it works perfectly. I also tried connecting an older router that I had (from another brand) and it worked for several days with no issues.
I have no idea what the problem might be, and would appreciate help solving this issue.
I've had an Archer C7 router for about a year and it worked perfectly. Suddenly, it started having problems: the system light would go on, and I could no longer connect to it via wifi or ethernet. The only way to reconnect was to turn it off and and back on.
I contacted TP Link and got a replacement. I installed it, and in 3 days the same issue started happening. I have tried updating the firmware and resetting the router to factory settings, but the problem keeps happening.
When I connect my devices directly to the internet jack on the wall, it works perfectly. I also tried connecting an older router that I had (from another brand) and it worked for several days with no issues.
I have no idea what the problem might be, and would appreciate help solving this issue.
Archer C7 router crash
I am having the same problem as deboralbasso. My archer C7 V2 worked flawlessly for almost a year, and is now dropping connections, frequently, at least once a day, and I have to reboot the modem to get it working again. Here are the details:
Model: TP-LINK AC 1750 dual band Gigabit router
When it dies, here are the symptoms I see:
1) All wireless connections including wired connections are dropped.
2) The modem stops broadcasting SSID in both bands.
3) Only of of the two LEDs on console (2.4) flashes on the modem, other one is not flashing.
4) At times, I do see slightly different behavior - The SSID is broadcasting, but wireless clients cannot connect, and they report password is not correct (but the password was correct)
Here are all the things I tried
1) Disabling 5.4 GB band
2) upgrade firmware to latest from support web site
3) factory reset the modem and reconfigure
But none of them have helped so far.
I and tech savvy and can provide any system logs for a support engineer to troubleshoot, please let me know how to collect them from modem. I looked through System tools -> System logs but there is not anything in there that seems to be of significance there. Please provide detailed instructions on any diagnostics you would like me to collect.
Model: TP-LINK AC 1750 dual band Gigabit router
When it dies, here are the symptoms I see:
1) All wireless connections including wired connections are dropped.
2) The modem stops broadcasting SSID in both bands.
3) Only of of the two LEDs on console (2.4) flashes on the modem, other one is not flashing.
4) At times, I do see slightly different behavior - The SSID is broadcasting, but wireless clients cannot connect, and they report password is not correct (but the password was correct)
Here are all the things I tried
1) Disabling 5.4 GB band
2) upgrade firmware to latest from support web site
3) factory reset the modem and reconfigure
But none of them have helped so far.
I and tech savvy and can provide any system logs for a support engineer to troubleshoot, please let me know how to collect them from modem. I looked through System tools -> System logs but there is not anything in there that seems to be of significance there. Please provide detailed instructions on any diagnostics you would like me to collect.
TP-Link Archer C7 router crash
Basically, if you only use the wifi lightly it will be fine. But once you max out the wifi, it will crash the router. For me to make the router crash, I just boot up the laptop. Go to a network share, and transfer a large file (1GB+) from 1 network share to another. It'll crash the router within a min. If for some reason it doesn't, then while the file is transferring, go to beta.speedtest.net and do a network speed test while the transfer is going on in the background. It then crashes (almost 100% certainly while doing the upload test). I'm on a:
TP-Link Archer C7 v2 (Canadian version (CA))
Laptop: Dell XPS 9360 (Kabe Lake) - Latest BIOS
Wireless: Killer Wifi 1535 - Latest Drivers (both tried Dell's latest, and Killers Latest).
I can't use the beta TP-LINK firmware cuz I'm on the CA edition...
Seems to me the issue is with the Killer Wifi, not playing nicely, as my Archer C7 had like a 250 day uptime, then crashed over 8 times since xmas with this new laptop. That said, TP-Link (& QCA) is a bit at fault, as their router shouldn't crash when one of the clients is not playing nicely.
TP-Link Archer C7 v2 (Canadian version (CA))
Laptop: Dell XPS 9360 (Kabe Lake) - Latest BIOS
Wireless: Killer Wifi 1535 - Latest Drivers (both tried Dell's latest, and Killers Latest).
I can't use the beta TP-LINK firmware cuz I'm on the CA edition...
Seems to me the issue is with the Killer Wifi, not playing nicely, as my Archer C7 had like a 250 day uptime, then crashed over 8 times since xmas with this new laptop. That said, TP-Link (& QCA) is a bit at fault, as their router shouldn't crash when one of the clients is not playing nicely.
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