Troubleshooting: signals interference / Unstable wireless connection on TP-Link router

 Symptoms:

                Wireless devices intermittently disconnect from the wireless network, while wired devices are still connected and working fine.Ping High Local Area Network.

For possible solutions, please see the following:

1. Keep the router away from microwave ovens and other interference sources (refrigerators, ovens, Bluetooth devices, etc.)

2. Reduce the number of wireless clients and optimize the router’s position.

3. Try to adjust the orientation of the antennas for maximum performance. We recommend placing it up high and also placing its antennas at 45 degrees (diagonally) or 0 degrees (straight out parallel to the floor), which will be more effective. Since antennas always transmit weakly at the base, do not place your wireless client device at the bottom of the TP-LINK wireless device.

4. If your Wi-Fi's signal strength is weak, try moving the router to another location. Minimize *obstructions* between your router and your computer or other devices. *Obstructions such as walls between your router and the device can affect Wi-Fi signal quality. *
                                           
5. If your Wi-Fi signal is strong but the connection is still unstable, try connecting to the router's 5G Wi-Fi. There are fewer interference sources on 5G networks.

6. Disable the smart connect on your router.

7. *If there are multiple Wi-Fi networks in the area, please change the router's Wi-Fi channel and channel width. This avoids multiple Wi-Fi signals on the same channel and reduces Wi-Fi interference sources. *