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exactly.... I think he meant firmware instead of drivers, just a poor choice of words. In fact flashing with new firmware may correct what was wrong with the router and is a good idea if the router has a lesser ver of firmware. Of course there is risk involved with flashing with new firmware. So I would do the reset first, then the firmware.
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nope they are not, firmware upgrade definately would do the job if that was what was wrong and the router was not so broken as to accept a firmware flash.
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