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petrucioci's avatar
petrucioci
Aspirant
Jan 19, 2021

software forwindows

Hello. I got this Nighthawk R7000P to changed a old 3400 N netgear  and like Android have a app, is there one for windows? Like Genie was before? OR I have to use the same Genie tht i had with previous negear router?

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  • Christian_R's avatar
    Christian_R
    NETGEAR Employee Retired

    Hello petrucioci,

     

    You may use the Nighthawk app to manager your Nighthawk router. To manager your router via web browser, you may visit routerlogin.net. 

     

    Christian 

    • petrucioci's avatar
      petrucioci
      Aspirant
      We the comunity dont apreciate that you umplug genie software. We had router loginn before. Why then you created Genie. And why you would create a software only for android and not the computer? You guys need to straight it up because you will make me go and buy another brand.
  • michaelkenward's avatar
    michaelkenward
    Guru - Experienced User

    petrucioci wrote:

    is there one for windows? Like Genie was before? OR I have to use the same Genie tht i had with previous negear router?


     

    Netgear is trying to kill the genie. It has broken some of the key links to it.

     

    First look on the support pages for your device:

     

    Support | NETGEAR

    Feed in your model number and check the downloads for your hardware.

    That page will also have any software, firmware and drivers for your device, if they exist.

    If that fails, the last sighting of the genie that worked was here:

     

    genie Landing Page | Apps | Discover | Home | NETGEAR

     

    If you have an older versikon, that should still work.

     

    The genie is a valuable addition to the toolkit that does things that are more complicated, or even impossible, with the browser graphical user interface (GUI). (Try creating a "map" of your powerline devices in the GUI.) It is a shame that Netgear tries to force us all to use its hopeless mobile apps.