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So...the downgrade works...but I thought I was supposed to then allow the router to upgrade again(which it did). Should I just stay with the downgraded firmware and shut off auto updates?

To be clear, I increased the retries from 5 to 3 a month ago...still having the issue.

Yep, I increased it to 5 from 3. Screen shot of System Information page below. I cut out the network stuff...just in case.

I didn't mention it above, this is on the XR500. Currently the firmware is 2.3.2.56

I've followed the forum posts about downgrading firmware and such, and none of them seem to yield a permanent fix to this problem. It does "fix itself" when I reboot the router, but the problem eventually comes back. Is there anything I'm doing wrong that's causing this? We do have a relatively large amount of devices (I think >30) on our network sometimes...is that the issue? Any help would be appreciated. Jimmy

Did a physical unplug-reset then ran factory reset again. Firmware upgraded without issue after that. Thanks for the quick turn around on this!

I should add...too...that my network never went down and I'm currently connected to the router. The wifi AP never reset to factory.

My interface is acting funny. I was not able to reboot the router from the interface (says it's rebooting, but does not reboot), and when I asked for a factory reset...it didn't actually reset the settings...but I can no longer access my Host Filter, Congestion Control, basically any part of the menu that's accessing anything on the router. It's very strange. I was not able to upload the update, obviously. I received exit code 1 and that's when I selected the reboot...which is where my issue became evident. I'm on 1.03.6g.

Hello, I'm currently on 1.03.3. Would like an upgrade when possible. Thanks!