A Linksys Velop dropping connection can be annoying, especially when it affects streaming, working, or gaming activities. Most common causes are old firmware, weak signal strength, interferences, or an overcrowded network. But there are ways to fix it.

Start by checking if your Linksys Velop offline in the Linksys app or web interface. If so, restart your modem and Velop nodes. Place nodes in central, open areas to keep interference coming from walls or appliances to a minimum. Avoid placing them near microwaves and cordless phones.

Next, install an update to the Velop firmware via the Linksys app, which guarantees the best performance. In the event your network is overloaded, try to uninstall several devices that do not require to be connected. Also, switching the channel or band of the Wi-Fi can help with stability (2.4GHz vs 5GHz).

If this still doesn't work, try to reset Linksys Velop the primary node and re-run the setup for the entire mesh. Its power is kept stable, and there is good ventilation to avoid overheating, which may cause dropouts.

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