Windows 10: PC connected to, but getting no internet access from TP-Link AC1750

Hi,

I hope someone can help here, as I am at my wits end with this issue!

We have the TP-Link AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router and I use it to connect my PC to our WiFi.

This was working perfectly well up until the weekend where something got unplugged while cleaning. I'm not 100% certain, but nearly sure this is when the issue started.

Our mobile phones can connect to it, without any issues. They work as they always have.

But the bizarre thing is - my PC is connecting to is, but it is not letting me access the Internet at all. I've tried the following to no avail:

- Made the PC forget the connection, and input my security code again
- Reset the router
- Turned it on/off multiple times
- Followed some video showing how to reset and flush the DNS settings

Would anyone familiar with this type of scenario have any ideas what to try?

Thanks

:)

 

TP-LINK Also Launches AC1750 Enterprise Dual Band WiFi Access Point

TP-LINK, a global provider of networking products, today announced its first AC1750 Enterprise Dual Band WiFi Access Point with Power over Ethernet (PoE), the EAP320. This AP supports the latest 802.11ac standard, providing up to 1750 Mbps of available bandwidth with simultaneous 2.4 GHz 450 Mbps and 5 GHz 1300 Mbps.

With the 802.11ac standard, the EAP320 can support an impressive number of bandwidth-intensive and latency-sensitive applications while its PoE capability allows for flexible deployment without the need to run additional electrical wiring.



The intelligent centralized management system facilitates the configuration and management of multiple APs. A single AP is dynamically selected by the wireless controller which automatically distributes the network configuration to other APs in the WLAN, saving the hassle of manual synchronization.

Automatic channel assignment dynamically allocates access point channels according to automatic testing results, avoiding conflicts due to channel interference while optimizing the capacity and performance of your wireless network.

Captive Portal allows administrators to control wireless access through an authentication process. Network users need to agree to an acceptable use policy set by the network administrator, or enter a user ID and password which must be validated against a database of authorized users.

TP-LINK's EAP320 AC1750 Enterprise Dual Band WiFi Access Point with PoE will be shown from January 7-10, 2014 at the Las Vegas Convention Center - Booth No. 36206. South Hall 4, Upper Level. The product will be available in the third quarter of 2014.

Features

• Simultaneous 2.4 GHz 450 Mbps and 5 GHz 1300 Mbps
• Central Configuration and Management
• Captive Portal Authentication
• Automatic Channel Assignment
• Rogue AP Detection
• Load Balance
• Multiple Operating Modes

 

TP-Link Unveils the Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Router

TP-Link, a leading global provider of consumer and business networking products, today unveiled the Archer A7 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router, the latest addition to the brand's lineup of affordable networking solutions. The Archer A7 provides families with a quality Wi-Fi router that doesn't skimp on the features, providing dual band AC1750 speeds for fast lag-free gaming, 4k video streaming and internet surfing experience for any budget. TP-Link Archer A7 routers are now exclusively available for purchase through Amazon.

"TP-Link aims to provide products that are designed to fit your needs, and the Archer A7 is truly a 'one size fits most' router at a price that can't be beat in today's marketplace," said Derrick Wang, director of product management for TP-Link USA Corporation. "The Archer A7 is powerful enough that it will maintain a strong signal and stable performance throughout your home, keeping all of your devices connected."








Designed with three high-gain antennas to increase Wi-Fi signal strength and strong amplifiers to boost the signal throughout homes up to 2500 sq. ft., the Archer A7 is perfect for families that are tired of competing for bandwidth. With dual band speeds up to 1750Mbps*, Archer A7 provides Wi-Fi 3x faster than the traditional wireless-N routers common in many homes today. This combination of speed and performance can support upwards of 50 different connections across the home from smartphones, tablets and laptops to smart TVs and voice assistants to fit your every Wi-Fi need.

Archer A7 also comes equipped with WPA/WPA2 security measures to protect your family's privacy and its devices, as well as the ability to separate and secure access for guests with a built-in guest network. Additional security measures, like parental controls, keep you in control of the content your children have access to.

Using the TP-Link Tether app or web interface, you can set up and manage your home Wi-Fi network easily. The Tether app makes it simple to quickly access Wi-Fi settings for the Archer A7 and download the latest firmware updates from your phone.

"With built-in security and parental controls, the Archer A7 offers a feature-packed router that is priced right, providing great value for years to come," said Wang.

Key Features at a Glance:

• Dual band Wi-Fi speeds up to 1750 Mbps* (Using N450 + AC1300)
• Powerful Qualcomm CPU for high-speed processing and strong Wi-Fi connectivity
• Strong Wi-Fi signal and speed throughout homes up to 2500 sq. ft.
• Bandwidth prioritizing (QoS) to balance devices and applications for a lag-free experience
• USB share port for easy cloud storage or photo, music, and video sharing
• Easy setup and management via the TP-Link Tether app, available for both Android and iOS, or web interface
• WPA/WPA2 security
• AP mode
• Compatible with Amazon Alexa and IFTTT
• 2-year warranty and free 24/7 technical support

Price & Availability
TP-Link Archer A7 Dual Band Wi-Fi Routers are currently available exclusively through Amazon for $79.99 USD.

 

Router TP LINK - no internet access for few seconds. Question.

Hello. My router TP LINK. Have an question. Connected to wall. Laptop wifi. Yesterday get No internet access for only 5-6 seconds and then internet back and no issues.
Is this something with router , or ignore this?
I ask because 2 weeks ago i had power out due to washing machine that tripped RCD. So it was because this maybe or this doesnt matter?