Today, every office and small business must have wireless broadband. There are a lot of routers that offer good features. No router is perfect. They have flaws that cause connectivity issues. These include poor security and confusing setup steps. When the router crashes, it sometimes loses its connection to the broadband equipment. This is one of the very frequent issues that are often encountered by router users. If you have this issue, please contact Tech Support Dubai to fix your crashing router.

This issue might arise due to any technical fault in the router device. Several reasons and examples discussed below explain the router’s issues. Take a look below to know the detailed information about it.

 

Various Types of Router Crashes:

The “show stacks” or “show version” commands show the crash type on the router. Also, there are “show context” and “crash info” commands. They include “Signal-23: A software-forced crash,” which shows the crash types. Below, we mention some other types of crashes, such as:

• Cache Error Exception

• Bus Error

• Address Error

• Line Emulator Trap

• Jump to zero error

• Format Error / Restart error

• Software- forced a crash

• Unknown Failure

• Unexpected hardware interrupt

• Write Bus error interrupt

Often, it happens that only a specific router model crashes and not the router itself. Some examples are VIP crashes, LAN card crashes, or SAR crashes.

Step-by-Step Guidance to Fix Router Crashing Issue Easily:

 

Before going to a nearby router support center, do the steps below to fix the router crashing issues at home:

1. Verify the Source of the Problem in the Router

Before fixing the router, ensure the problem is not with the modem or the ISP. To check, plug the computer directly into the modem. Then, see if you have any problems or dropped connections. If you fail to find any issues, then the problem is most likely with the router. If the problem is with the modem, contact the modem maker or your ISP for help.

2. Ensure that Your Router is not Overheating

 

This can be one of your first-to-go steps as this is the easiest solution. Get the router out of any enclosed spaces. Use the wooden blocks to raise it. Then, put it in front of your fan to cool it. Sometimes, this issue can be fixed with a bit of extra airflow.

3. Update the Firmware of Your Router

 

If the internet works after connecting the modem, the router is at fault. In such cases, first check if the router’s firmware is outdated. If it is, you need to update it by checking the firmware updates. You need to download the latest firmware by following the manufacturer’s instructions.

4. Opt for a Third Party Firmware

 

If your router’s firmware is not good enough, try third-party firmware. It may fix your problems. Sometimes, it boosts the customizability as well as the usefulness of the router. But you must check the router’s firmware for compatibility with the system’s OS. Then set up the router by accessing the firmware’s configuration page.

5. Limited Connections to File-Sharing Services

 

Sometimes, the router gets bogged down by too much traffic coming in. This is common with sites like Usenet and BitTorrent. They allow high-speed downloads and many connections at once. Thus, your router often crashes or stops working. If you want to solve this problem with the router, then it needs an urgent reboot.

You have a spotty WiFi signal

 

Your internet may go out if you’re too far from your router. Wi-Fi signals may struggle to reach your device. Obstructions between your device and the router may cause disconnections. Check your smartphone’s signal meter. It shows where your WiFi weakens and disconnects. Note areas where you disconnect while moving. In those spots, check what is between you and your router.

 

Some materials, like stone, metal, tile, and water, block Wi-Fi signals. Keep your router and devices away from materials that block the Wi-Fi signal. Do not place your router near a tiled bathroom, behind or underneath metallic furniture, or near a fish tank. Various gadgets, such as microwaves and baby monitors, are known to disrupt your internet connection. They can slow down and disconnect the connection.

 

Your internet plan is too slow

 

Of course, if you consume more bandwidth than your internet plan allows, that is where you observe the slowing down. Although it may look like your Internet connection is dropping. If your internet issues occur when many users are online, you may have hit your plan’s speed limit.

 

To check whether you need to move to a higher tier of the internet plan, first look at the internet plan’s speed that was advertised. Thus, to see if your connection is as fast as it should be, check out the below speed test that we completed. If you are foxy of your speed, it is likely that you are just a tad below the plan that carriers advertise to the general public.

 

Dial Our Helpline Number 045490505 for Further Details:

If you followed the steps and still have a crashing router, please call our Router Support Number. Tech Support Dubai’s team is well-trained to fix these router issues. Coming into contact with us is quite easy as we have many modes of communication. So, if you want to get in touch with us, you can even opt for our email and live chat facilities at your convenience.