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What model? <br />
The cheaper TP-Link routers are not designed for heavy traffic and are more susceptible to crashes/freezes.<br />
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You can try support (they usually answer).<br />
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But you can solve your problem by buying a power outlet with a timer and power cycle the router every x hours.<br />
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HTH,<br />
Dan
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What model?
The cheaper TP-Link routers are not designed for heavy traffic and are more susceptible to crashes/freezes.

You can try support (they usually answer).

But you can solve your problem by buying a power outlet with a timer and power cycle the router every x hours.

HTH,
Dan

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Firmware is the culprit. &nbsp;If it's not up to date, try updating to the latest version.
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Firmware is the culprit.  If it's not up to date, try updating to the latest version.

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Try using different channels.
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Model TL-WR941ND <br />
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Where do I get that kind of power adapter to buy????
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Model TL-WR941ND

Where do I get that kind of power adapter to buy????

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i see address lease time is 120 minutes so i not sure if i should lengthen that??? 2880 minutes is the maximum
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i see address lease time is 120 minutes so i not sure if i should lengthen that??? 2880 minutes is the maximum

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i even see address reservation option so i not sure if i reserve an address if that means i will always have my pc connected and don't need to restart the router????
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i even see address reservation option so i not sure if i reserve an address if that means i will always have my pc connected and don't need to restart the router????

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what can be causing this??? how do i fix this??? is it because i have too much devices connected at home???<br />
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i normally have 6-10 devices connected and this is a new router i bought.....<br />
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any simple way to fix this???<br />
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i believe the firmware is up to date.....
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what can be causing this??? how do i fix this??? is it because i have too much devices connected at home???

i normally have 6-10 devices connected and this is a new router i bought.....

any simple way to fix this???

i believe the firmware is up to date.....

tp link router needs to restart nearly everyday

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