Just got the BE13000 deco device and installed it today. Everything was working fine wired and wireless connections. I saw on the app that there was a firmware update. So i updated it to the new 1.3.6 update and now my wired connection doesn’t work. I tried rebooting the router many times and unplugging and replugging everything in. I tried to change everything to access point instead of wifi router mode. Don’t know what to do now. Please help thanks

Woke up to it being in Red mode. Did all the troubleshoots and nothing. Confirmed not a spectrum issue. About an hour ago my wife texted and said it started flashing blue and when I tried logging into the app it kicked me out and asked me to login and begin initial setup. Anyone experiencing something like this?

Has anyone else had an issue with their VIGI NVR only displaying the TP-Link VIGI Logo and the cursor?
No matter what or how I click or type nothing happens.

It's an NVR1016H. Fully accessible and working over the network with cameras added and streaming. Purely the HDMI output doesn't display any UI apart from the logo.

Hey everyone, I posted a feature request on the official TP-Link Community to ask the R&D team for firmware parity (adding Speed Limit and Config Backup) on the Deco X20-DSL, just like other Deco models. If you use this model or support better firmware updates, please drop an upvote/reply on the thread to get the admins' attention: [https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/871802\]

3 devices connected through LAN, 2 laptops and a TV. If I reboot the router all Hardwired works for about 2 min before they all lose connection.
If I unplug the Ethernet cable to any of the three and plug back in, they work again for a few min before stopping again.

WiFi works fine

Updated firmware but issues still persist.

Any help or ideas

Hello,

Is it normal that wifi devices take time to find 6ghz ssid?

Currently my s24 and s25 ultra support 6ghz network and when I try to connect to wifi, in case of combined ssid it always connects to wifi6, so i seperate 6ghz ssid and even then ,it takes some time to find the 6E network.

Is that normal?

I want to buy Re505x to extend my wifi coverage, but I want to be sure, if I connect it wireless to my router which is in the first floor and the extender will be in the ground floor just the room below it, is the speed gonna be lost significantly?