My Linksys Maximum Performance Dual-Band N900 Router (E4200 v2) has stoppped working and is still under warrenty how do I replace it?
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If it's still within warranty contact Linksys... http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support?icid=global-header-support-link otherwise you re out of luck
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Sorry Josh, I can't help you. My Netgear N900 is broken a long time and I don't understand by computer....
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Hi Joanna. We appreciate your inquiry about the EA6900 router. Firmware update is one of the troubleshooting procedures and we recommend firmware update only if the router is experiencing issues.
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Ken, Since I don't know the answer, check out linksys.com/support and I hope this helps out. I am using the linksys E1200 router.
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Well, it is the last day of June and this is still showing as unavailable and I cannot find it for sale anywhere. I am wondering why D-Link is having so much trouble with this product. Linksys has had their dual band router out since the fall.
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Hmm I wish I had gotten this one then.Belkin N+ is a good router though and we haven't had any problems with it whatsoever.I would recommend it. But I'm thinking the version2 of this linksys is better.
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Hi Joel, We posted your concern on the community forums here http://community.linksys.com/t5/Social-Media-Support/Amazon-Q-amp-A-E1000-Getting-E-1000-to-Settle-down-on-a-DHCP/m-p/618746#M6021 . Let us know if their suggestion worked for you. Thanks, Linksys Support http://support.linksys.com
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I use a Cisco Linksys E4200 at my apartment and can access all the features offered by the router on this laptop. This is the only dual band device I have so it is the only one I can offer confirmation for.
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Any one in this forum happen to know if firmware update is available for Linksys E1000 to support 802.11n final spec? Thanks
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Linksys gives 90 days warranty to all their refurbish routers. This comes from Linksys so it's certified too. Personally I buy my routers refurbished. Routers have no moving parts and consist of one board so a "broken" router only needs the board to be changed and is new again. Another thing to consider, when you buy a new router and for some reason it dies, they will give you a refurbished one. I have a 2500 for almost 2 years and the 1500 for aprox 8 months. Both are working fine and are refurbished. My previous router was a Dir 655 refurb that lasted 4 years until lighting struck through the ISP cable. Linksys gives 90 days warranty to all their refurbish routers. This comes from Linksys so it's certified too. Personally I buy my routers refurbished. Routers have no moving parts and consist of one board so a "broken" router only needs the board to be changed and is new again. Another thing to consider, when you buy a new router and for some reason it dies, they will give you a refurbished one. I have a 2500 for almost 2 years and the 1500 for aprox 8 months. Both are working fine and are refurbished. My previous router was a Dir... » Read More Linksys gives 90 days warranty to all their refurbish routers. This comes from Linksys so it's certified too. Personally I buy my routers refurbished. Routers have no moving parts and consist of one board so a "broken" router only needs the board to be changed and is new again. Another thing to consider, when you buy a new router and for some reason it dies, they will give you a refurbished one. I have a 2500 for almost 2 years and the 1500 for aprox 8 months. Both are working fine and are refurbished. My previous router was a Dir 655 refurb that lasted 4 years until lighting struck through the ISP cable. « Show Less
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I'd first unplug it and plug it back into the outlet. When we had problems this cleared it up -- consider it a reboot. If this doesn't work try another outlet. Not all outlets are the same (there may be a problem with the outlet itself). If the problem still persists it could be a signal problem -- for me, that means that it can't get the signal from your router to extend it. Otherwise, I'm stumped.
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Thanks for your reply. I did buy a new wireless router, but I don't know if it supports dd-wrt firmware. I did get the printer working again after talking to the Brother customer service rep. It was an issue with the IP address. Brother has the best support I have ever used. You speak to an English speaking rep. who actually works through the issues with you. they don't just read the text from a notebook. It is refreshing to known a company still values customer service.
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http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/3852/12/netgear-wndr4700-centria-review-multi-functional-router-with-hard-disk-test-results-energy-consumption
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MP, A thought (hope I'm not too late). For less than the cost of shipping your netbook to someone for repair you can probably just purchase a new (better) wi-fi card. A very popular one is the Intel 5300 AGN. It adds (draft) N to the existing B and G capability (assuming you have a 1000HA) and has much better range than the OEM card. I put one in my HA and there's a world of difference (150 to 300 mbps depending on distance to router compared to 54 mbps for the stocker) The Intel 5300 is commonly available on eBay for under $20 and installation in the HA is ultra easy. The card is right under the access hatch where the memory and hard drive are located. Cheers
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I bought mine in January 2013 and it worked with mostly no issues up until around February 2014, then it started dropping the Internet, the LAN, and the Wireless. I sent logs to their tech support and they suggested RMA. It has a two year warranty, so I got an OK to RMA it, but, there's no advanced replacement plan available, so it has to be mailed into them, then I have to wait to get a repair or replacement back, which to me, is not acceptable.
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It's been replaced by the Cisco-Linksys E3000.Cisco-Linksys E3000 Wireless-N Router^ That's definitely the router I want to get to start my wireless experience.
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Sounds like some other entity is accessing your router. If it is secure, then some other wireless device of yours is on it: netbook, tablet, video game, cell phone, internet TV box, or printer. It could be that one of these devices is tying up the router - slowing its operation while it pauses to wait for a response from the device. Try shutting off one of these devices at a time. If, after shutting off the device and you see no difference, reboot the router and try again. Then go on to the next device. Eventually all your devices will be disconnected. If you still see the same slowdown, I suggest you call Linksys tech support.