I find it hard to believe that a wireless issue with a router would cause a receiver to reboot, but that is the case. These receivers have been rebooting every hour for a week... Today after the hardwiring no reboots

Nope... Like I said, now that they are both off the Asus router no reboots... Today I hardwired the 722 directly to the AT&T modem for my Sling box and am leaving the 612 off the network... All is golden today... No reboots

Well, I guess it's fixed.... I also discovered that something is going haywire with the 5GHz wifi of my Asus... If I put the receivers on the 2.4Ghz wifi of the Asus no reboots. I am starting to think that someone else's 5GHz network is doing this to my receivers. I live in a housing development...

Well, thanks for the advice but I really don't need anymore than what I have... I have figured out that it's something to do with my Asus RT-AC66U wifi router... I switched the Internet connection to the AT&T modem internal wifi and no more hourly reboots.... Strangest thing I have ever seen...

So explain how a Hopper would be better than what I have....

The only receiver I really need on the Internet is the 722 which has a Sling box on it for Dish Anywhere.... I have had this set up for years and it started this rebooting nightmare last weekend

Hello. I am hoping someone can come up with a fix for this. I have two Dish DVR's, one VIP612 and one VIP722. They are both rebooting once an hour and at the same time. I have had them both on trying to figure this out. They are both connected to the internet via wireless dongles. I have figured...