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[Spazbear]

I have a couple of Droid Incredibles, and when I use them connected to my Wi-Fi (even tho I have unlimited data, the cell signal strength is not that high in my home -- I'd rather use the Wi-Fi) they'll run for 10-15 minutes, then hit a brick wall.  Internet traffic stops, for all devices conected.  ROuter has to be re-booted.

I think my answers may lie in this thread http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=39675.msg134202#msg134202

but I also read somewhere in this forum that simply disabling AES would work.  Any suggestions or comments?

Hardware A3; Firmware 1.21.  -- from what I've read I really shouldn't go beyond this rev of FM....

[FurryNutz]

Setup Reserved (Static) IP addresses on the router for your devices.
Ensure DNS IP addresses are being filled in under Setup/Internet/Manual.
Ensure Advanced DNS Service is disabled if you have this option.
Ensure DNS Relay is enabled.
Set Firewall NAT to Endpoint Independent for both TCP and UDP.

What wireless modes are you running? Mixed? Single?
Try single mode G to test, then try mixed G and N.
Set for WPA and TPIK only and test. I might try testing with out any security for a period of time and see if it exhibits the same. Turn it back on.

[slpip]

Disable the QoS and the priority function of the router, but it has to leave the WISH and the HTTP/WMCenter enable.  Make sure the multicast streaming mode is enabled.