It could be bad hardware, or more likely buggy dd-wrt. If it's still not there, then it means that linux isn't finding your hardware the right way and that there are other issues. Once that build is back on, see if the wifi tab comes back. If that don't work, then try to reset to factory defaults of dd-wrt and once it's back up, see if wifi is back, if not try one more hard reboot.Īfter the above, if you hard reboot and are still missing the wifi tab, try to "upgrade" to the first files in the link I gave you, but use the TP-link file and not Factory file. Never do a 30/30/30 reset on QCA chipsets, that is ill advised and you may cause other bad things to happen. Sometimes Gremlins don't let everything load when you flash from older builds to a new build without actually removing the power. You're not missing anything.something is up with the firmware and there's no wifi tab.įirst thing is first, try a hard reboot by pulling the power plug out and then starting it up again.
My router has a button labelled 'WPS/WiFi', but I don't know how it works, and whenever I press and hold it, it doesn't do anything. I searched for 'SSID' in every tab and sub tab of the GUI, and it didn't exist anywhere in there. Well, I can't find the wireless settings anywhere in the GUI. You won't have all the features on your router, but use my suggestions where direct comparisons apply. See my signature below for tips on wifi settings. Otherwise, they could be disabled by some weird chance, or the router may have a hard switch to turn off wifi.I know my old Wdr3600 had a dedicated on/off switch for wifi. I assume you have access to the GUI via a wired connection? Can you get to the wifi settings tab of the GUI? I am guessing some wifi settings are conflicting and so the radio is not broadcasting. I can access things just fine on my desktop, but the wireless radios for 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz are turned off. So, I got DD-WRT installed, got it updated, but now there's a problem: the wireless is disabled, and I can't find the settings to enable it anywhere.
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After I went to dd-wrt, I was able to upgrade to the most recent build Not the one in the router database, not the one from the most recent beta, just the one you linked. Okay, for some UNKNOWN REASON, that build of the factory to dd-wrt file worked. then upgrade to the latest and greatest using the gui the file named: tplink_archer-a7-v5.bin. Use the factory to dd-wrt build first in my link above. Last edited by msoengineer on Wed 3:43 edited 1 time in total Why to NOT use MU-MIMO | Max Wifi Pwr by Country | Linux Wifi Pwr | AC MCS & AX MCS | QCA 5Ghz chnls to use | WIFI Freq WIKI | TFTP R7800 | Don't buy AX | IPERF3 How-To TIPS/TRICKS: Best QCA Wifi Settings | Latency tricks | QoS Port priority | NEVER USE MU-MIMO | EDITED: THE ARCHER A7v5 Device wiki is now active!
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