I have an Asus RT-N65U wireless router and every time i try to connect a phone or anything else to the WI-FI it crashes the router and the internet shuts out and I have to unplug the modem and reboot the router to get the internet working again.
This is very strange due to the fact that i have been using the same internet set up for about 2 weeks now with no issues whatsoever. About two days ago all of a sudden connecting anything to the WI-FI just crashes the router. Even tried hard-wiring an ethernet to my wife's laptop and the connection lasted a little longer before dropping but the router still crashed.
If i have just my desktop plugged in the connection stays strong and stable so im wondering if having multiple connections on the router is overheating it or something or maybe it could be a IP issue where the IPs are conflicting for some reason.
Any help or input would be much appreciated.
This is very strange due to the fact that i have been using the same internet set up for about 2 weeks now with no issues whatsoever. About two days ago all of a sudden connecting anything to the WI-FI just crashes the router. Even tried hard-wiring an ethernet to my wife's laptop and the connection lasted a little longer before dropping but the router still crashed.
If i have just my desktop plugged in the connection stays strong and stable so im wondering if having multiple connections on the router is overheating it or something or maybe it could be a IP issue where the IPs are conflicting for some reason.
Any help or input would be much appreciated.