Dear forum experts,
my only one moth old RT-AC86U was in the first weeks very impressive, fast, stable, but recently I got crashes without visibel reason. This was at first once per day, I switched back from Merlin to std. firmware. Got still crashes, I did then a full faytory reset and turned on daily rebott at midnight. Today I got crash after crash (more or less already after time synchronization it crashed again).
What can I do? I even turned the AiProtection off, but it got rather worse after that. Is there any support possiblity from ASUS or should I tryo to return the router to Amazon?
Attached you can find the log file as far as it was stored, but after all these crashes it got too long I guess. May be some of you can read from it somethin? I have connected via LAN a webradio, Synology NAS and a Rasperry PI (homematic). On the USB port I have a memory stick plugged in and via wifi are some smartphones, a printer and two computers connected. Nothing what should stress the router (I assume).
Thank you in advance for your help!
my only one moth old RT-AC86U was in the first weeks very impressive, fast, stable, but recently I got crashes without visibel reason. This was at first once per day, I switched back from Merlin to std. firmware. Got still crashes, I did then a full faytory reset and turned on daily rebott at midnight. Today I got crash after crash (more or less already after time synchronization it crashed again).
What can I do? I even turned the AiProtection off, but it got rather worse after that. Is there any support possiblity from ASUS or should I tryo to return the router to Amazon?
Attached you can find the log file as far as it was stored, but after all these crashes it got too long I guess. May be some of you can read from it somethin? I have connected via LAN a webradio, Synology NAS and a Rasperry PI (homematic). On the USB port I have a memory stick plugged in and via wifi are some smartphones, a printer and two computers connected. Nothing what should stress the router (I assume).
Thank you in advance for your help!