Your internet connection is disrupted by the TP-Link device.
Your internet connection is disrupted by the TP-Link device.
You have a strong internet connection and are using your ISP router, which is working well. A TP-Link ADSL router is acting as your switch. Over time, you noticed many websites stopping to load, especially Twitter. It seems the issue started after connecting the switch. Resetting the LAN cable resolved it quickly, but it returns within an hour. What should you do?
The configuration screen isn’t reachable at the moment, though it was confirmed to be in bridge mode previously.
Opt for a genuine switch with proper functionality. A modest 4 or 5-port gigabit model costs around $15 to $20.
You're facing a situation where your parents are hesitant about purchasing a switch because they prefer using Wi-Fi. They might suggest alternatives like using Wi-Fi directly instead of buying hardware. If that doesn't work, you could explore other options such as checking if there are any community resources or discounts available for Wi-Fi solutions.
Turn off DHCP unless it's the sole router on the network. Having several DHCP servers seems to be the cause of your problem.