1) check for updated firmware 2) check the channel you're using for interference from nearby sources -- are there lots of wifi networks in the area? 5ghz is much less populated so might be less susceptible. 3) return to store if adjusting the above does not help.
my first worry is the 'disconnects requiring reboot' - generally the machine should be fault-tolerant to interference, just causing packet loss, not full disconnection.
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7 years ago
1) check for updated firmware
2) check the channel you're using for interference from nearby sources -- are there lots of wifi networks in the area? 5ghz is much less populated so might be less susceptible.
3) return to store if adjusting the above does not help.
Answer 7 years ago
+1
although I would check for interference before updating firmware... it sounds like interference to me, but that's just me. :) Good tips though!
Answer 7 years ago
my first worry is the 'disconnects requiring reboot' - generally the machine should be fault-tolerant to interference, just causing packet loss, not full disconnection.
Answer 7 years ago
That would be true now that you mention it. :)