I have used every troubleshoot that Xbox provided. Adding a mesh to my room may resolve my connection drops. I hope One Mesh support is added in a firmware update. I might have to try an AX router with Qualcomm chip that has 5 cores. I've had the same problem with a Linksys AC1600, they both had intel SoCs.
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I hope there is a firmware update to address legacy devices. But even with all those new technologies in this router, it has issues with older wireless N devices at any distance over 10 ft. I don't think it's the Xbox at fault since the one closest to the router works fine. I believe the N standard is incompatible at a distance. Resetting the Xbox alone doesn't work since it can't see my network. I have to reboot the Xbox and the Router. The connection drops because even with IP Reservation and binding it with the XBOX MAC Address, it assigns a 0.0.0.0 or 169.254.155.40 IP address to it, causing the connection to Xbox Live/Netflix to drop. I've had it set to defaults and I thought it was the wireless adapter in the Xbox and replaced it. The Xbox 360 using the Wireless N adapter also connects.īut the Xbox 360 in my room is 15-20 Feet away from the router and drops connection frequently.
Instead I have IP reservation on for my all 3 Xbox consoles and Auto IP on the console settings. UPnP is enabled, I had port forwarding enabled on older Router with static IPs, this didn't work with this router. WPA/WPA2 is set to auto, AES is set, not auto Here are my settings for borh.Ĭhannel is set to Auto, 20/40 is set to autoĪ/b/g/n/ac mixed mode, ax is off because Xbox One won't connect if AX mixed mode is enabled.Ĭhannel is set to Auto, 160hz set for channel width The connection randomly drops on both 2.4 and 5 GHz.
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On my Xbox One I'm getting 90-100 mb/s download vs 33 mb/s on my previous Dual Band N600 router from Belkin from 2006. I have 200MB service coming from a Spectrum E31U2V1 Modem.Īll my devices can connect to the network, speeds are much better. I simultaneously run 5 phones, 1 Smart TV, 2 iPads, 1 Desktop (wired), 1 Xbox One, and 2 Xbox 360 consoles in my home network. I initially bought this because it can handle a lot of connections. The Archer AX3000 has vastly improved my WiFi coverage in my home.