- #TP LINK ARCHER C2300 DOES NOT SEE A WIRED CLIENT 64 BIT#
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System Requirements Microsoft Windows 98SE, NT, 2000, XP, Vista or Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, MAC OS, NetWare, UNIX or Linux, Internet Explorer 11, Firefox 12.0, Chrome 20.0, Safari 4.0, or other Java enabled browser, Cable or DSL Modem, Subscription with an Internet Service Provider (for Internet access)
#TP LINK ARCHER C2300 DOES NOT SEE A WIRED CLIENT 64 BIT#
Powerful 1.8GHz dual core processor leading edge 1.8GHz dual core 64 bit CPU with 2 co processors and stream processing architecture for smoother performance and powerful multi tasking.I hope this helps others with similar issues. Shame on them for giving out such lousy hardware and for not making it easier to use our own router for everything. (I experienced this first-hand with the Pace 5268AC in DMZ mode, which slowed my connection from 300 Mbps to 50 or less.) AT&T calls this a bug, but I imagine it's a feature. I'd rather use the C2300 for all routing, but apparently IP passthrough mode slows down the internet connection.
In other words, disabling the BGW210 WiFi dramatically improved internet and LAN performance all around. When using the HBO Now app on the Apple TV, videos load faster, and the app is more responsive. Not only that, but web pages load faster on the iPad (in Safari) - and I think even on my (wired) Hackintosh. Today I did something I've never done before (but now realize I should've done long ago): I put the C2300 into Access Point mode, connected its WAN port to a LAN port on the BGW210, and turned off the BGW210's WiFi. Twice (once last month and again today), I ran tests by switching everything over to the C2300 (not connected to the Internet) and the WiFi issues went away. It's embarrassing to have tech issues disrupt the flow of lessons, wasting my and my students' time. I use audio streaming for practicing and teaching music. I never had any of these problems when I was using the cable modem and C2300. (BTW, I think DS File uses the iPad's built-in audio player, not a proprietary one.) With the next file, if Air Play hadn't already disconnected, I'd have to manually disconnect and reconnect before I'd get sound again.ĭuring a test today, an audio file (AAC at 256 or 320 kbps, a five-minute mono file) took several minutes to load into DS File instead of a second or less. Often, I'd only be able to play one file successfully. Dragging the playback head in DS File while the audio was paused (which I need to do frequently) seemed to cause - or was at least associated with - the disconnection.Įven if the Marantz was still connected, pressing "play" after moving the playback head would cause the head to move, but there would be no sound. It worked fine before, but with the BGW210, DS File began disconnecting randomly (and frequently) from the Marantz. I use Synology's DS File app on my iPad to stream audio from the NAS to the Marantz Preamp via Apple Air Play. One of the most annoying problems was this:
For example, web pages loaded more slowly than I expected on the iPad. When I switched to ATT, several issues arose. Until last month, I had Comcast internet, using my own Arris cable modem, the C2300, and two simple (non-configurable) Ethernet switches.
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Wireless devices: iPhone 6s, iPad Air 2 (WiFi only), 2012 MacBook Pro 15", stereo pair of Sonos One speakers (1st gen).Īll devices have the latest OSes (iOS 12, Mojave 10.14.6, etc) and all apps are current.
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Wired devices include: Marantz AV7005 AV Preamp, Synology DS218+ NAS (used mainly for streaming my iTunes library both locally and remotely), an old Apple TV (2d or 3d gen), an old Panasonic TV, an Oppo BDP-83 Blu-Ray player, and a Hackintosh (desktop PC running macOS). Disabling its WiFi and connecting a TP-Link Archer C2300 in Access Point mode resolved all of my WiFi issues.
The short version: The BGW210-700 WiFi is awful.
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