https://community.bt.com/t5/Archive-Staging/Tip-for-HomeHub-5-users-suffering-unstable-WiFi/m-p/2142588#M1229846 <P>I got fed up with my HH5's WiFi falling over at least once a week and needing the hub rebooted to work again. (5Ghz fails first, then 2.4Ghz plays up).&nbsp; From what I can tell, it's a common problem and unlikely to ever be fixed.</P><P>Solution?&nbsp; .... Get a BT Whole Home Mini system, currently around £75 for the 3-disc pack.&nbsp; It functions as a wireless AP that you can use to replace your HH5's built-in wireless AP.&nbsp; Just set them up and turn off your wireless networks on the HH5.&nbsp; Easier and cheaper than trying to source a replacement modem/router for the HH5.</P><P>It has been rock solid for me for the last month.&nbsp;&nbsp; No dropped connections, no need to reboot anything and excellent WiFi coverage in all areas of my house and into the outdoor areas too.</P><P>If you should change your router/Hub in the future, you can continue to use it with whatever the new hardware is, it is a replacement for Hub wifi but plugs into the Hub via ethernet.</P> Wed, 17 Feb 2021 14:42:28 GMT GeneralPostoffice 2021-02-17T14:42:28Z https://community.bt.com/t5/Archive-Staging/Tip-for-HomeHub-5-users-suffering-unstable-WiFi/m-p/2142588#M1229846 <P>I got fed up with my HH5's WiFi falling over at least once a week and needing the hub rebooted to work again. (5Ghz fails first, then 2.4Ghz plays up).&nbsp; From what I can tell, it's a common problem and unlikely to ever be fixed.</P><P>Solution?&nbsp; .... Get a BT Whole Home Mini system, currently around £75 for the 3-disc pack.&nbsp; It functions as a wireless AP that you can use to replace your HH5's built-in wireless AP.&nbsp; Just set them up and turn off your wireless networks on the HH5.&nbsp; Easier and cheaper than trying to source a replacement modem/router for the HH5.</P><P>It has been rock solid for me for the last month.&nbsp;&nbsp; No dropped connections, no need to reboot anything and excellent WiFi coverage in all areas of my house and into the outdoor areas too.</P><P>If you should change your router/Hub in the future, you can continue to use it with whatever the new hardware is, it is a replacement for Hub wifi but plugs into the Hub via ethernet.</P> Wed, 17 Feb 2021 14:42:28 GMT https://community.bt.com/t5/Archive-Staging/Tip-for-HomeHub-5-users-suffering-unstable-WiFi/m-p/2142588#M1229846 GeneralPostoffice 2021-02-17T14:42:28Z