I have a 2TB Time Capsule, basically brand new.
...and it's driving me insane, because my wireless connections keep dying out on it.
I have an
Most frequently, a single iOS device drops off connectivity, so I have to restart it to get it's wireless working again. This can happen to both iOS devices over the course of a single day, sometimes multiple times. Rarely, flipping wireless off and on fixes it, but that's the exception.
Occasionally, the wireless dies completely for all three devices, the Time Capsule is grayed out in the Airport Utility, and I have to do a hard restart - yank the plug and let the TC come back online - to get connectivity back.
I tweaked the Time Capsule to be on another channel, and that didn't help.
I NEVER had these problems on my old Cisco. Is this a 'thing' with them? Do I have a lemon? Any suggestions or ideas would be great. Thanks.
...and it's driving me insane, because my wireless connections keep dying out on it.
I have an
- iPhone 4s and iPad2 wireless only.
- I have a Retina Macbook Pro, a few months old.
- They're all updated to the most recent everything, including firmware on the Time Capsule.
- They all use the Time Capsule for wireless.
Most frequently, a single iOS device drops off connectivity, so I have to restart it to get it's wireless working again. This can happen to both iOS devices over the course of a single day, sometimes multiple times. Rarely, flipping wireless off and on fixes it, but that's the exception.
Occasionally, the wireless dies completely for all three devices, the Time Capsule is grayed out in the Airport Utility, and I have to do a hard restart - yank the plug and let the TC come back online - to get connectivity back.
I tweaked the Time Capsule to be on another channel, and that didn't help.
I NEVER had these problems on my old Cisco. Is this a 'thing' with them? Do I have a lemon? Any suggestions or ideas would be great. Thanks.