How To Fix Netgear nighthawk router keeps dropping wifi?

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Netgear Router Keeps Dropping

The Netgear Nightwalk router emphasizes a tussle free router, which ultimately enables the user to connect multiple devices with the router. The sharply designed device is powered by a dual-core processor that runs at 1GHz, making it the fastest 802.11ac router. The router comprises a built-in OpenVPN server and Broadcom TurboQAM, promoting high mobility and easy access to the internet. Despite being the fastest router in the market, the Netgear Nighthawk router keeps dropping wifi connection occasionally drops.

Multiple factors can cause a dropping connection issue on the Netgear router.

Poor signal quality.

Fault or Damaged cables.

Overloads on the WiFi network.

Insufficient hotspot strength.

Outdated Firmware version.

Settings of the router.

Fix the dropping WiFi Connection:

Place the router in a different location.

Update the wireless driver on your computer.

Open Device Manager on your Windows computer.
Locate the wireless driver and right-click on it.

Select the Update driver option and if there is an update, it will be installed.
Restart the computer after updating the wireless driver.

Update Firmware.

Open a Web browser.
Type the IP address of the Netgear Nighthawk router and press Enter.
Type in the Username and Password of your router to login to the router setup page.

Select the Advanced or Management section and find the Firmware Update.
Click on Firmware Update.
Wait for few minutes. Do not interrupt during the process.
Reboot the Router after updating the firmware.

Change Router Settings.

Go to the router setup page.
Under the Channel settings, Set the network as 'Auto.'
Alternatively, you can try different channels for a Netgear Nighthawk router keeps dropping wifi connection.

Turn off Network isolation and WiFi protected setup.
Set the wireless network mode to 'Mixed.'
If nothing above works, reset the router by pressing the reset button.