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|    Re: Why Do I Keep Blowing Up my USB Netw    |
|    07 Dec 20 23:42:02    |
      From: sqwertzme@gmail.invalid              On Sun, 29 Nov 2020 07:47:24 -0600, Sqwertz wrote:              > Both a NetGear 6120 and two TPlink A600 (T2U+) have died after I       > connect them to USB extension cords.       >       > The 6120 died within 6 hours afedtr I used it for a day without the       > entension cords. It kept disconnecting from W10 and needed adapter       > resets.       >       > The TPlinks lasted almost a week, then started crapping out the same       > way.       >       > The extension cords are 6 foot + 12 foot, stapled across windowsills       > and floorboards with a "U" staple gun and lead out of the man cave       > into the the loft and provide 2X the speeds of just plugging them       > into the USB ports on the mini-tower case.       >       > When the adapters start to fail on the extension cords, they now no       > longer work plugged into the case either. Well, they do, but keep       > disconnecting just like they do on teh extensions. 3 of them never       > started disconnecting UNTIL I used them in the extension cords. Then       > they don't work on either he extension or the case ports.       >       > I've blown up 2 TPLink T2U+ and possibly a Netgear 6120 (but the       > 6120 has terrible reviews saying the same problem). The only thing       > that has survived the extension cords are the NetGear 6100's (one I       > blew up myself |
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