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How to bind your original account to new TP-Link Community Welcome to the TP-Link Community! If you want use your original account, please follow the steps below to bind your original TP-Link forum (h
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Beta Tester Program TP-Link is now accepting Beta Tester applications. As a TP-Link beta tester you get to test the latest technology and try out new products before they are released If you are inter
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Welcome to TP-Link SOHO Community! To make it easier for you to get started with the SOHO community, please read this guide for some help. It will show you to know how this community works. Let’s chec
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TP-Link takes pleasure in providing a wide range of methods for our customer base to find answers to questions they may have with our products. One of those methods is this community forum. It is our
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Hello everyone, We are happy here to announce that we now have released a new official firmware for the Archer C80(US) V1. This update improves router functionality, stability, and performance includi
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In our home, we usually install a Wi-Fi extender to get complete coverage throughout the house. But we soon run—well, walk—into some problems. For instance, moving from the living room to our bedroom,
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Routers are an essential part of our lives and are the driving force behind the rapid rise of the internet. Router, as its name implies, “routes” traffic between devices and the internet. One key tech
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We found that some forum users have difficulty in getting the model number of their own device so that they failed to post a thread or no model number chosen in their thread. This article will show yo
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Recently we have had some inquiries about the OneMesh and WPA3 compatibility update for our products, such as the Archer AX50 and Archer AX3000. While "Coming Soon" was never intended as a guarantee a
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We have recieved some feedback regarding missing and/or deleted threads and would like to address this feedback. There are a few instances where a thread might go missing or will get deleted. These in
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“It’s with the man in the center. Smart pass out to the right! He’s got past his man with those step-overs. The crowd are getting nervy. 0 – 0 on the scoreboard and five minutes left on the clock. It’
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Wi-Fi 6 is the next generation standard in Wi-Fi technology that builds and improves upon the current 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard. Wi-Fi 6 was created to meet our increasing demand for a network that can
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Have you ever suffered from weak or even no Wi-Fi connectivity in specific spots where you live? Or have you ever experienced that your wireless signal somehow disappears in certain corners of your ho
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A year or two back I had some major lag issues in certain scenarios. Customer support connected with me on multiple occassions and provided beta firmware that wrote custom logs to help track down the
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The pending wireless standard 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) is one of the most anticipated things in 2019 for its greatly improved capacity of higher data rate and overall network throughput, particularly in hig
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With more WiFi devices and higher bandwidth requirements, the need for a high capacity WiFi network is greater than ever. 802.11ax WiFi with OFDMA, 160MHz Channel Support, AX MU-MIMO and 1024 QAM is b
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The theoretical speed of each protocol can be referred to the following table: Let’s use the 5Ghz 802.11n and 802.11ac as an example: 802.11n: The maximum theoretical rate is 600 Mbps. 802.11ac: The m
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While the internet is a great place to watch videos, play games, and connect with others; there are also many scammers on the internet who will try to steal your information or money. Here is a rundow
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OFDMA - The Heart of 802.11ax WiFi is constantly evolving. Each successive generation comes up with new and exciting innovations to handle the increasing number of devices in our homes. The ever-incre
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With the improvement of wireless technology, wireless rate has also increased. So how are the rates of common wireless technologies such as 802.11n, 802.11ac and 802.11ax calculated? Referring to diff
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