I mentioned all this since many report that it all depends on what you are using will determine which router and modem will work best for you. TV supports 802.11ac which is faster than any provider can give me with Netflix or other streaming service so kind of pointless. HP computer uses n only (but I could install a better wifi card). Since the PK5000 only does G wireless maybe I would benefit from more versatile unit with more options with wireless types: I would like to replace my PK5000 with a better unit and would be interested in a separate modem and router.
If I could replace the PK5000 without having to interface with CL that would be SPECTACULAR! No kidding. I just dread having to once again deal with all the lies and delays and sneaky stuff. So for me to replace anything it will be a huge deal and I am sure with all my complaints to CL and regulators they will make it as painful as possible. Then they locked down my PK5000 without a word so I have no idea what the password or username is anymore. When Century Link took over the down throttling began in earnest. They sent me out another PK5000 and set it where no updates were possible. I had a network extender due to being in rural area and when the updates for the PK5000 took place then the network extender wouldn't work. At that time they allowed me to access the settings. I must have gotten this PK5000 back in 2009 with Qwest. They lie lie lie and so I am trying to find objective info on replacement. I sell online and can't be down for long so I would like a quick effective approach to replacing my modem/router.
The Ethernet works thus I am able to communicate with you here today. My PK5000 wireless functionality went out yesterday. I had a hard time finding what the specs were for my old PK5000 but was able to find it here at Speed Guide.īased on this spec info I must have a ADSL with CenturyLink. I would first like to thank the admins for the helpful info they provide on these old units.
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