Did they fix the MN700 yet?

I bought my MN700 about 2 years ago, and have always had the crashing problem
when the router is under heavy load (lots of data going to several hundred
IPs) for more than 2-3 minutes at a time. Has anyone heard of a fix yet?
Microsoft's been aware of this issue for years and I figured they might have
attempted a fix by now... I just blew the dust off my MN700 since it's
completely useless if they don't fix this crashing issue and wanted to see if
anyone had heard anything new. (no, the latest firmware doesn't fix the
problem unless a new one has come out in the last 2 weeks...)

Thanks,
-Brad Roether


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Microsoft stopped manufacturing and withdrew from the market in April, 2004,
Brad. The only thing which has been updated is basically a small firmware
update and the front end to comply with XP SP2:
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/br...DLoadMain.mspx
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"Brad" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C4791E5E-2990-4706-A036-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I bought my MN700 about 2 years ago, and have always had the crashing
>problem
> when the router is under heavy load (lots of data going to several hundred
> IPs) for more than 2-3 minutes at a time. Has anyone heard of a fix yet?
> Microsoft's been aware of this issue for years and I figured they might
> have
> attempted a fix by now... I just blew the dust off my MN700 since it's
> completely useless if they don't fix this crashing issue and wanted to see
> if
> anyone had heard anything new. (no, the latest firmware doesn't fix the
> problem unless a new one has come out in the last 2 weeks...)
>
> Thanks,
> -Brad Roether

No they didn't, and they never will. Throw it away and get a Asus WL-500g.
Same chipset as the MS POS, but this one acutally works.


"Brad" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C4791E5E-2990-4706-A036-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I bought my MN700 about 2 years ago, and have always had the crashing
>problem
> when the router is under heavy load (lots of data going to several hundred
> IPs) for more than 2-3 minutes at a time. Has anyone heard of a fix yet?
> Microsoft's been aware of this issue for years and I figured they might
> have
> attempted a fix by now... I just blew the dust off my MN700 since it's
> completely useless if they don't fix this crashing issue and wanted to see
> if
> anyone had heard anything new. (no, the latest firmware doesn't fix the
> problem unless a new one has come out in the last 2 weeks...)
>
> Thanks,
> -Brad Roether

Curious then.. I've had mine for only 8 months (7 months
if you negatve the month that I've spent haggling with MS
support about the router problems.) and the problem only
recently came up - I don't get it, how can a company
create a faulty product, withdraw from it and simply
ignore customers who are well within warranty period? I'm
getting bullshit like "move it incase of interference"


>-----Original Message-----
>No they didn't, and they never will. Throw it away and
get a Asus WL-500g.
>Same chipset as the MS POS, but this one acutally works.
>
>
>"Brad" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:C4791E5E-2990-4706-A036-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I bought my MN700 about 2 years ago, and have always had
the crashing
>>problem
>> when the router is under heavy load (lots of data going
to several hundred
>> IPs) for more than 2-3 minutes at a time. Has anyone
heard of a fix yet?
>> Microsoft's been aware of this issue for years and I
figured they might
>> have
>> attempted a fix by now... I just blew the dust off my
MN700 since it's
>> completely useless if they don't fix this crashing
issue and wanted to see
>> if
>> anyone had heard anything new. (no, the latest firmware
doesn't fix the
>> problem unless a new one has come out in the last 2
weeks...)
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Brad Roether
>
>
>.
>