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@JUDYG-t8m - I haven't had this error. Please see the link below of my quick search of the error. Hope that helps. www.reddit.com/r/Roborock/comments/14u1b04/error_43_positioning_button_error/

@Blackops6_aj Thanks for stopping by!

@kevinw4267 Thank you for sharing. It wasn't worth it from my experience. Glad you were able to return it!

@elnegroalto Agreed that it's expensive to be having this kind of hiccups...I past my returned date, so going to live with it for now. 😭 Glad you were able to return yours though!

@tuutela Looks like changing the VLAN ID is doable based on what I can see. I don't see VLAN under LAN. I only see VLAN under Network for the different Guest networks that I have.

@ Thanks! The vlan under guest networks, can you assign specific rj45 ports to particular networks?

@@tuutela You may be able to, but I haven't tried it, so I cannot say. If you get a chance to try it, please let me know how it goes. Thanks!

@farhancpa Yes, it does. I download the SANS webinar certs and upload it to ICE2 CPE submission.

@STheSecret Thank you for stopping by and sharing your method!

@pq429 Hi Pablo! Thank you for the kind comment and request. I’ll consider looking into it! 🙂

@AinzOoalG0wn Thank you so much for the kind comment and your previous recommendations! Really appreciate it!!! I want to be helpful and create awareness for everyone in case for anyone that finds it relevant. I didn't know about this kind of things existed when I started doing TH-cam, but I'm learning as I'm sharing this info with everyone, which has been very fun. 😁

@gaminghowes7598 I just checked on my ASUS Router app, and it's showing up to date. It hasn't completely dropped to 0 Internet connection since the release of the video, but I did have to reboot the router system about 3 weeks ago because the speed was reduced to under 100 Mbps for some unknown reason...

@@kimandtech Many thanks for the quick reply. Asus usually has to issue several firmware updates for new routers B4 they get all the bugs worked out. Don't agree with that way of doing things but they make gr8 routers. Appears they are edging closer to addressing any outstanding issues with the BQ16 Pro. In the meantime I have enabled my router to automatically reboot 1X per week to avoid any random slowdown.

@jasonfelix9051 Nice! Thank you for sharing! Haven’t had to change the filter yet, but I’ll keep that in mind when it’s time. Much appreciated!

@taniapozzo1900 If washing the mop separately doesn’t help, you may want to consider cleaning the dock, especially the bottom tray, and the robot because the odor is recirculating. Hope that helps.

@cronchy6163 Completely agreed! Thank you so much for stopping by and your positive comment!

@ no worries and please keep it up , the reviews are great. Merry Christmas or any other holiday you’re celebrating :)

@JuniusJones Hello. I showed how to remove the omnidirectional wheel. I don’t think the main 2 wheels are removable. Please let me know if they are. Thanks!

@robertnicholson1525 Of course! Thanks for stopping by!

@SambhuRajendran Thank you for stopping by!

@robertnicholson1525 Hello. No, it doesn't make a difference. All the LAN ports are the same.

@_Trakman Thank you for stopping by! Complete agreed! Apparently, it's so common with the Wi-Fi Mesh system nowadays...😔

@Geralt0Rivia Thank you! Appreciate the support! 🙏

@NadoJoe Thank you for the comment and sharing your situation! Is your iPhone 14 Pro Max the only one having a problem connecting to the 2.4 GHz? If it is, then it's the device and not the network. However, if other members in your household doesn't have this problem with their iPhone, then it's definitely the network. I didn't have this exact issue, but our Deco BE16000 was giving us so much problem, where the Internet stopped working and I had to re-set up the system a few times because rebooting didn't help. I'd say to do the firmware update and see if that would fix your system. Worst case would be to reset the Deco and set it up from scratch again. If after that, and it still doesn't work to your liking, and you don't want to use the 5 GHz for your iPhone, then return it while you still can. Also, if your previous router system work with this setup, and your devices had no problem then, then it may be the Deco. You can also do an exchange because sometimes there are defects. Would love to hear your results if you've found the fix or decided to change to a different system. Thanks!

Hello, thank you so much for the information and reply. I have been having all sorts of issues pretty much the IOT network is almost unusable. I might have like five devices that are connected to it so then I started using the Guest network and that started to work a little bit better at least it would connect quicker, but it continues to drop everything. I have multiple switches also and I’m not sure why it would matter when other networks haven’t, but somehow it one of the deco‘s it created the the Vlan I guess because it noticed there was a switch and that one shows hardwired but then the third shows it’s connecting through Wi-Fi, which is kind of weird, even though it’s connected pretty much the same way. So anyways, yeah all sorts of devices continue to go on and off-line. I haven’t done the factory reset yet. I’ll try that, but I had no issues whatsoever before this. The only reason I upgraded was just because it was several years old and the amount of devices connected with sometimes give me problems. When I was speaking about my iPhone 14, I was just stating trying to be on the IOT device 2.4 in order to get the IOT devices to connect was giving me problems like I said very very few actually worked let alone stay on seems like the guest works better but yeah this whole system just seems like a pain in the butt.

I also checked firmware and it was up to date from what it says. Not sure if there are other versions I can try but it says it’s good.

@@NadoJoe Thank you for the details! Dang..the headaches...Hope you're able to resolve it or worst case would be to return it.

@@kimandtech going through some stuff with tech-support they gave me a beta firmware that has helped tremendously. I haven’t tried anything else with the IOT network yet but what is connected on all of my networks seems to be a lot more stable as I continue to work on some other things since my network is not the easiest let’s just say I’ve got tons of switches and other components and a and a couple devices that I use that changes ethernet to fiber

@sandmehlig Same to you! Thanks for stopping by!

@miravida9778 Hello. Thank you for stopping by! Here are the steps I'd take to approach this problem: 1. Is there an error? Is the Status showing Active? 2. If there's no error, and the Status is showing Active, then check on ABM (Apple Business Manager) if the devices are assigned to the Intune MDM profile that you created. If the MDM profile isn't assigned to Intune, you will not see the device/s. Hope that helps! Let me know how it goes!

@kreigax Thank you so much for the comment and stopping by!

@JazzB-w5v Thank you for the kind comment. To be honest, Mesh WiFi Systems in general seem always to be checking home to their manufacturer. Although the TP-Link Deco BE16000 is the only one I haven't seen traces of this based on my pool of test, but we don't know for how long that would last as a firmware update can definitely change it. However, I've been able to block these traffic from the router and through a DNS filter, or at least it seems that way.

@@kimandtech Thanks, can it be blocked on TP-Link Deco (that's would be great as these one are the most budget friendly), if yes can you point me in the directions/instructions on how to set it up or if you have a video on your channel explaining this?

@@JazzB-w5v I didn't get to try blocking with the Deco itself since I was trying to return it before the return window ended. However, I'd recommend looking for a setting with URL Filtering or Web Filtering either on the Deco app or the web portal. If you cannot find this feature, then the other route would be to use a DNS filtering service, like Open DNS and block it on there. OpenDNS is free for home use. I'll have a review up next week for the ASUS Mesh WiFi System, which talks a tiny bit about blocking with OpenDNS. You can skip straight to the Privacy timestamp to check it out once it's posted. Hope this helps! Please let me know how it goes. Thank you!

@woofinu I have not heard of this. I know TP-Link has a max amount of characters for their SSID but haven't heard of a minimum. When I had the TP-Link in June or July, I was able to set up an SSID with only 3 characters.

@@kimandtech Thanks. I heard someone had that problem with the TP-Link AXE5300 sold at Costco. That's what I was told but I have not seen it myself.

​@@kimandtech I misunderstood. The length is for the password, not the SSIG name. And I am not sure if it's a recommendation or requirement.

@@woofinu Hm...I wonder what kind of problem they had. I didn't have any problem with the AXE5300 in terms of performance when I had it except for the privacy concern that I found.

@@woofinu Thank you for the clarification. I just tested and the password needs to be at least 8 characters or it won't let you complete applying the configs. It'll reject when you click apply and says "Pre-shared key should be 8 to 63 characters or 64 hex digits!"

Soap didn't come with the one that I bought. I'm not sure if there's any special bundle that would include the cleaning liquid.

@michaelpopov8649 Thank you for the comment! I've never tried that before, but I think MoCA would most likely work as a wired backhaul, so you mesh network would communicate with each other via that wired backhaul. If you do have your set up, I'd love to hear how it goes for you. Thanks!

@charlesbonetti7153 Dang, that sucks. Thank you for sharing!

@@kimandtech what I don't get: Everywhere you turn for help the first go to is using wired backhaul. However, this is wireless mesh, and the overwhelming majority of consumers won't want or be able to use wired products, that's why they bought wireless mesh in the first place. So if that's the fix people have, that just means TP Link needs to develop their product further.

@itsjay3049 I no longer have this unit, so I'm not 100% sure of the fix. However, if it's the flashing red light is coming from your satellite units, then they may be too far from the main unit. You can try moving it closer and and see if it makes any difference.

@proflashrtist Thanks for sharing your experience! Darn, that sucks because it's the easiest Mesh router that I've set up so far. Maybe you got a set of faulty units? Hope it's still within warranty for a return or exchange.

@jack91522 I did return it. Went through a few Mesh Systems, and I'm currently using the ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16Pro.

@lisas.cerdafernandez2941 Hi Lisa! Thank you for your question and a little background to help me understand it better. Yes, you can definitely connect to your Synology NAS from outside the U.S. There are 2 ways of doing this: (1) Synology QuickConnect and (2) VPN setup. I currently use the VPN setup with OpenVPN since I want more control of our privacy/security, and I was able to upload my images just fine and view files as needed when I was in Japan. Hope this helps! 🙂

@wills4109 Hello! Thank you for sharing your experience. I tried rebooting and unplugging and replugging the cable in multiple times and in various orders. Unfortunately, that didn't fix the issue for me. I do notice this ASUS to be a bit glitchy, where twice already, I've woken up to the system not working at all in the morning and had to be rebooted, which worked fine afterwards.

@ you’re welcome! And thank you for sharing as well. Have you tried disabling DFS channel? I was having the same internet drop out issue until I turned it off. I’ve only been using the iOS app for configuration, the web browser gives you more power user settings access. I’m an early adopter and passed my point of return window. I’ve been looking for videos like yours that provide experience. The other videos out there are paid advertisements and nothing really reflective of a user experience. Thank you for providing your real world feedback and responding to comments

@@wills4109 I just checked, and the "Auto select channel including DFS channels" is enabled. I'll try disabling it to see if it makes a difference. Thanks for the suggestion! Also, thank you so much for the kind words! Really appreciate it!🙏

@angellucernas1761 Hello! I used the modem that came with my Internet Service Provider. I think it's the ET2251 DOCSIS 3.1.

@SRSnure Thank you so much for the kind feedback! Very glad that you found it helpful! I know what you mean. When I'm watching something, sometimes I'm looking for something specific, so I always appreciate the Chapters - especially for topics that are independent of each other. 😁

@fredericodias2103 Thank you for the kind comment! Hmm..I'm not sure to be honest as I haven't tried. However, I think it may be possible but a very diluted amount, so your carpet doesn't soak in the soap or the floor doesn't have the soap scum since the robot doesn't "rinse" your floor or carpet after mopping unlike a washing machine that rinses your clothes after the wash cycle. Please let me know if you end up trying it! 😀

@coldshot1611 Thank you for noticing the different speed test servers. Someone else also commented about it. I missed this part when editing and doing my tests. When I checked again after the fact by selecting the same speed test server, the results were still relatively the same as the ones in the video. However, I'll do a better job next time when presenting my speed tests. 😅 As for my smart home devices, I put them on a password protected Guest network because out August Lock was having trouble connecting to the main Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, we couldn't use the 6GHz when we had the system connected for any devices because our devices at that time didn't support the 6GHz. The Wi-Fi backhaul may have used the 6GHz if the units were able to reach each other.

@JMSipe-yu3up Thank you for the kind comment! I hope you have a smooth setup!

@donhgr Thank you for sharing! Do you mind sharing your home interior space - the size? I'm curious if it's because of the size of the coverage area or that maybe I just got a faulty one. LOL

@Toelishness Thanks for watching the video and providing your feedback! Want to share that since I could not remember all the talking points and wanted to stay on track, which was why I was looking to the side - to read my notes. For nervousness, it's some thing that I'm constantly working on. As for "2.5ghz spectrum", I was referring to 2.5GHz Band, which sometimes is called spectrum. www.fcc.gov/25-ghz-band-plan