A Wi-Fi extender is used to increase your router’s Wi-Fi coverage area. The procedure to connect Tp-link wifi extender to router without WPS is very simple .
Instructions To Connect
- Before you begin, identify the wireless settings of your range extender.
- Next, connect it to a wall outlet within the router’s Wi-Fi range and turn on the extender.
- Once it has been powered on, connect your computer to the extender using the supplied Ethernet cable.
- Some extenders do not support the Ethernet interface. In such cases, you can connect your computer to the extender’s Wi-Fi. Click the Network icon in the system tray and turn on the Wi-Fi button.
- Choose the TP-Link extender’s Wi-Fi name from the list of available wireless networks.
- Click the Connect button and enter the network key (if prompted).
- Once a wireless connection has been established successfully, open the default browser on your computer.
- Type your extender’s IP address in the URL field and press the Enter key to access the login portal.
- Enter the default login credentials (admin for username and password) in the required fields and click Login to access the web management page.
- Click the Next button in the middle of the web management page and choose your region.
- Choose your wireless network from the displayed list and enter the wireless network settings manually.
- Enter your network key and select the Copy from Main Router/AP option. Doing so will broadcast the same name as your wireless network.
- Click Next and verify your wireless settings.
- Once you have finished verifying the configured settings, click Finish to complete the extender setup.
- Now, the range extender will reboot and apply the settings. Wait until the process is completed.
- The extender light should remain solid and the wireless LED will begin to flash continuously.
- If you have problems to connect Tp-link wifi extender to router without WPS, contact our technical support team for remote assistance.