I have to unplug it to turn it off. Can I leave it off for a couple weeks and have it work ok when I plug it back in? It's a Linksys wrt160n.
I have to unplug it to turn it off. Can I leave it off for a couple weeks and have it work ok when I plug it back in? It's a Linksys wrt160n.
In the past, over prolonged power outages of 6 hours or more, it was not a problem. I would guess that the electrons get sent to the right place when you power it back up.Originally Posted by kc7jty
You're fine, Bill. They're designed to run 24/7, and don't take any real power.
Unplug it if you wish -- it should power up right where it left off.
Routers use memory-effect electrons. They just stack up in the right way when power comes back on again :)
Yep. Just unplug it, and come back whenever. It'll be fine.
tnx boys
Is that with embedded nano-crystals?memory-effect electrons
Nah, no crystals? How the heck can anyone make anything work without Kyocera Kinseki crystals?Originally Posted by KG4CGC
The world may never know.
Kyocera killed my granny!Originally Posted by X-Rated
Right after I got A Dog 4 My Granny.