C7000v2 and using ac1750 as router extender

> [...] trying to utilize a recently purchased AC1750 as the second
> router. [...]

   "AC1750" is a speed, not a model number.  Look for "Model" on the
product label.

   What you want is not a second _router_ (at least, not configured as a
router).  If you can run an Ethernet cable (or equivalent) between your
main (modem+)router (C7000v2) and your accessory "AC1750" router, then
you should be able to configure that accessory device as a wireless
access point, which should extend your wireless-network coverage without
causing new problems.

   If you can't use such a cable connection, then things get more
difficult.

> [...] From what I can see online and in other posts... [...]

   Thanks for the helpful links.

> [...] do I need to turn off the router capabilties for the C7000v2?
> [...]

   Not if what you're adding is a WAP, and not a full-function router.

> [...] how to set up the bridge mode and work through the situation.

   That depends on what "the bridge mode" means to you.

   Rather than throw around terms like "extender/booster" or "bridge
mode", it might help if you described, in plain, unambiguous terms, what
your devices are, and how you expect to connect them in order to improve
your wireless-network coverage.

   For information about how to configure your "AC1750" as a WAP, visit
http://netgear.com/support , put in your (actual) model number, and look
for Documentation.  Get the User Manual.  Read.  Look for a topic like
"Use the Router as a Wireless Access Point".