THIS NEEDS TO BE SOLVED ASAP. I am so close to throw this garbage modem into the trash

I was contacted by support at the weekend with a new Beta, which they think may resolve the reboot issue. I installed it saturday and it has been stable so far. Three days and at the moment 3 packet errors on the downstream, none on the up.

https://static.tp-link.com/beta/2021/202106/20210622/Archer_VR2100V1_210619_beta.zip 

Got the same beta from support, which I promptly installed on Friday... Current uptime is 2days 22hours, but with 907 upstream packet errors so far. 

Support also sent a follow up email chasing whether this has been installed and asking about reboots, I'm waiting a fair few days to see what happens.  The devs must be optimistic as the reboot counter that was present in previous beta at bottom of screen has been removed.

Just passed 6 days uptime on 210619 beta fw...

Packet errors

169 upstream

21 downstream

How is the uptime going with the latest beta?

@scoomby 

Just over 10 days so far on the 210619 fw

@david-m That is great news.  Do you think the reboot issue has now been completely resolved?  How is the Wi-Fi performance?

@scoomby 

lt seems to be. I'm now at 17 days without a reboot since installing 210619. For comparison my router reboot counter was over 70 on the April beta.

I'm almost at the point where I want to reboot to test its recovery and stability afterwards.

The WiFi has been stable too. I have about 20ms ping responses over WiFi to speedtest dot net.
 

There's about 40 devices on my network - roughly half wired and half WiFi. I have 2 OneMesh WiFi extenders and typically 5-10 devices would be split between the extenders.

plasmahal wrote

@plasmahal Here's some info which shows uptime after last random reboot at 11pm.

 

@plasmahal 

So, after almost 14 days of uptime I hear the tell-tale sound of my wireless printer loosing wifi late yesterday night and yep the router had rebooted.

Can't see why the reboot counter has been removed.