TP-Link: Router lose the connection involuntiry

I still use a D-Link connected with a bridge over my main Tp-Link router, it's a mess, but it works with surprisingly little to no lag.

It doesnt matter if you have you xbox connected to the tplink.

Is this how you network is:

Arris > TP Link > Xbox

As in the tp link router is connected to the arris and then the xbox is connected to the TP link?

If so then thats why your having issues. Your xbox in this type of setup is essentially behind 2 NATs which can cause all sorts of issues including the problem your having.

You will need to google how to put your arris model gateway into "bridge mode" so that it doesnt act as a router and only acts as a modem.

This should fix your issue

[quote user="Mr Blue Playdoh"]Its a TP-Link Wireless N Router WR841N.[/quote]May I ask, what is the make and model of your modem, to which your TP-Link router connects directly to?

If you access your router's web-utility interface and navigate to the DHCP menu. Can you see
-Address Reservation listed, as one of the three submenus?

Dual band routers seem to be the way of the future for multimedia and such. I recommend the TP LINK ARCHER C7 or otherwise known as the TP Link AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router. Good luck with your search.

Dual band routers seem to be the way of the future for multimedia and such. I recommend the TP LINK ARCHER C7 or otherwise known as the TP Link AC1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router. Good luck with your search.