Resolving Deco X50 and X60 wifi mesh issues

The TP-Link Deco X50 and Deco X60 are well-liked mesh WiFi systems. They are intended to provide reliable internet coverage throughout your home. They are simple to set up and operate. However, you may encounter problems with slowness, disconnection, weak signals. Such issues can be frustrating, especially if you are a remote worker or an online gamer/streamer.

In this guide, we put together some simple solutions for Deco X50 and X60 issues including deco login and deco setup that will help you in managing your devices.

Check the LED status

Every Deco unit has LED light indications.  This light indicates the status of that device’s functioning.

• Green/White LED Light: All systems are healthy and operational.
• Yellow/Orange Light: The device is booting up or has not been connected.
• Red Light: There is an issue with the Internet or Main Deco.

In case you notice red light on, this signifies the Deco may not be functioning optimally. Should you reconsider cables, router and consider restarting the device.

Restart your Deco units

With a flicker of imagination, various multifaceted wifi issues can be resolved just with simple restarting.

• Disconnect all Deco units from the power outlet.
• Give it a pause of 10 seconds.
• Plug them back in.

This can refresh the connection and resolve issues, for example, slow speed or an absence of internet.

Use the Deco App for Troubleshooting

The TP-Link Deco App is very useful in the management of your network. It serves various purposes, like deco setup and deco login.

1. Open the Deco app on your phone.
2. Log in with your TP-Link ID.
3. Tap on the network to check device status.
4. The App indicates if any Deco unit is offline or having issues.

You can also run a speed test on the app to see your internet speed.

Reposition Your Deco Units

The position of the Deco units matters greatly. If a Deco unit is located too distant from the main unit, or if there are thick walls in between, the signal can be weak.

Tips for better placement

• Not inside cabinets but the units should be placed in open areas.
• The units should be maintained at higher levels, such as tables or shelves.
• Every Deco unit must be within reach of another unit.
• Try positioning your Deco units closer together and observe if the connection gets better.

Update the Firmware

Bugs as well as connection problems might stem from having outdated firmware. You are able to search for updates using the Deco app.

• Log in with deco login on the app.
• Then click on More > Update Deco.
• If there is an update, click on Update All.

Do not switch off any devices as the update is progress.

Internet Issue

Your Deco mesh will not perform well if there are issues with your primary router or modem. Check the following:

• Is the modem connected correctly?
• Does the internet work if you connect directly to the modem?
• Are the cables secure and free from damage?

If the issue lies with the modem, get in touch with your internet provider.

Reset and Reconfigure Deco

Reset and reconfigure your Deco system is useful if all else has failed.

• For each Deco, press and hold the reset button for ten seconds.
• Wait until the indicator light blinks yellow.
• Now, start Deco app and perform deco setup again:
• Click on Let’s Begin in the app.
• Select your model X50 or X60.
• Follow the instructions shown on the screen.

All devices must use the same name and password to reconnect smoothly.

Reduce the Connected Devices

Your network is likely to underperform if there are too many active devices connected. A high number of devices is manageable by the Deco X50 and X60, but functionality will be compromised when there is too much strain.

• One of the ways to free up space for better performance is to disconnect devices that are not in use.
• If it is possible, connect your video gaming consoles and television sets via Ethernet cables.
• Use the Deco app to evaluate which devices consume the most network resources.
• Maintaining the network performance requires practices like the ones stated above.

Conclusion

Both the TP-Link Deco X50 and X60 mesh systems offer reliable and robust WiFi coverage. Like any technology, issues can arise from time to time. Troubleshooting steps, including checking LED indicators, restarting the units, updating firmware, and logging into the app, will resolve most issues. If necessary, you can reset the entire setup by going through the deco setup again.

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