WPS Wizard is inaccessible (button greyed out) with no ability to turn it on
A peripheral was added as a “Server” that I did not add and have no control to delete nor block
therefore is controlling my computer volume and has taking over as the “client”
Desktop Netgear Genie does not recognize my admin login password. A Netgear representative told me to “forget the desktop Genie (?)
Netgear’s suggested solution was to purchase a technical support subscription which conflicts with the purpose of turning in my Time Warner modem and purchasing my own in order to reduce my costs
The only peripheral I have connected wirelessly is the laptop I use. So it made no sense that a unknown peripheral would be connected to my Network Lan.
To further investigate I turned the wireless peripheral off. Then I hardwired an old laptop to the modem via ethernet. Each had it’s own IP Address.
What occurred next is my wireless peripheral was assigned a new IP Address, the unknown peripheral assumed the original IP address of my wireless peripheral, and the wired peripheral assumed the IP address of ReadyShare (which I had previously disabled when I 1st tried to delete the unknown peripheral from my LAN). Currently I can no longer disable ReadyShare although I have unchecked all the boxes.
I want to be able to delete the unknown peripheral, and get back control of my desktop and login router Genie, regain access to my WPS Wizard and control over my LAN. Multiple resets have not resolved these issues
