Recent content by 4Leaf

Try switching to the 374.43 merlin build. You won't have any wifi problems with that firmware build. Just make sure you clear your nvram after switching firmware builds. You will encounter problems if you don't.

My bad, I meant 376.3602. So, in other words you are saying the SDK6 wireless driver for the RT-N66U has not changed since the release of the first 376.1071 firmware build by Asus?

Try installing firmware build 374.43 by Merlin. After you successfully install the firmware, erase the nvram the same exact way I mentioned before and reset all of your settings from scratch. Do all of that over again and maybe this will fix your problem. The 376 firmware build that you are...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMJI9TA/?tag=snbforums-20 I tried these antennas I sent in the link and they were completely not worth the money when compared to the orignal Asus stock antennas that came with my RT-N66R. I had no wireless range improvement at all and the wireless throughput was...

Did they edit the SDK6 wireless driver for the RT-N66U on the most recent firmware release (376.3702) from Asus? If not, when is the last time they updated it?

I recommend to first turn off your router, wait 30 seconds and then hold down the wps button while turning the router back on. Wait up to 10 seconds at the least, while holding down the wps button and turning the router back on. I personally prefer to wait 30 seconds while holding down the wps...

All of the methods I recommended to turn the Xbox One off would result in the green Xbox One logo screen to come up first. The only time the green screen doesn't come up is if you don't have energy saving mode enabled and you turn it off. If the power adapter light turns orange, then the...

To me the best firmware build for the rt-n66u is the 35_4-sdk5 merlin build. I find it to be the most stable and overall reliable build for this particular router that I have used. It uses the original sdk5 wireless driver intended for the rt-n66u, so make sure to clear your nvram afterwards...

Use the 35_4-sdk5 merlin build firmware for the rt-n66u. I have been using it for quite a while now and I have never had any problems with it at all. My internet throughput remains optimal all the time, but the security isn't where it would be on the newer builds with the sdk6 driver like the...

http://www.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/How_to_do_a_Hard_Restart_on_Xbox_One http://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/xbox-one-problems-solutions/ I assume the Xbox One clears the hard drive cache itself automatically every time it is turned completely off.

All you have to do to clear the Xbox One cache when you turn it off is go to Settings/Power&Startup then select Turn Xbox off. This is way simpler then holding down the button if you have instant-on enabled. One way to indicate that the Xbox One has been turned completely off is to identify...

The problem has nothing to do with the ports your consoles are using! By which, I mean it has nothing to do with these two different consoles that may use the same port from time to time. Upnp will take care of all this automatically. It's nothing do with that specific port.

You will have to enable energy saving mode on each console to get an open nat on both using upnp. I highly recommend enabling energy saving mode which turns the console completely off and clears the hard drive cache each time you turn it all the way on and off. Keeping your console on "rest...

I doubt it. Upnp is designed to forward ports automatically to multiple consoles even if they have to use different ports to connect to the same service. If a port is taken up like 3074, upnp would just use another port in it's place to connect to Xbox Live with a different console. All upnp...

Unless there is a noticeable impact being caused by the packet loss, then I wouldn't worry about it. The packet loss probably has nothing to do with the router itself, but the source of your internet from your ISP. The best way to truly test for packet loss is to connect directly to your modem...