We have a TP-Link 300MBPS range extender. It's about 18 months old:
The past week or so it's been dropping its signal (the solid lights blink) 3 or 4 times a day, and we then need to unplug it and plug it back in. Previously, it almost never dropped its signal.
The wifi signal comes from our cable modem router, and our desktop PC (to which the modem is cabled) does not use wifi.
My question: Does this mean the extender is dying (after only 18 months), or is there something else we might try to fix it?
The past week or so it's been dropping its signal (the solid lights blink) 3 or 4 times a day, and we then need to unplug it and plug it back in. Previously, it almost never dropped its signal.
The wifi signal comes from our cable modem router, and our desktop PC (to which the modem is cabled) does not use wifi.
My question: Does this mean the extender is dying (after only 18 months), or is there something else we might try to fix it?
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