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Why is Netgear WiFi Analytics app removed from Google Play Store?
Can someone from Netgear please tell me why the Android-based Netgear WiFi Analytics app seems to have been removed from the Google Play Store? This is a very useful app for checking WiFi signal stre...
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UK-based wrote:Can someone from Netgear please tell me why the Android-based Netgear WiFi Analytics app seems to have been removed from the Google Play Store? This is a very useful app for checking WiFi signal strengths, viewing channels used by both 2.4 and 5GHz signals, checking for over-subscribed channels, and graphing signal strengths from multiple sources over time to see how they fluctuate. Have the functions in this app been fully replicated in another Netgear app?
If anyone would still like to be able to obtain this app, please hit the Kudos button below - it seems that the Netgear Support Team keep an eye on the posts with high Kudos ratings. Thanks for your help :smileywink:
Here are some screen shots (I've obscured MAC addresses and SSIDs).
Network Status
Signal Graph over time
Signal Strength
Channel Graph showing 2.4GHz channels with an overlap on channel 13
Channel Graph showing 5GHz channels
Channel Interference table
he screenshots are not available
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UK-based wrote:Can someone from Netgear please tell me why the Android-based Netgear WiFi Analytics app seems to have been removed from the Google Play Store? This is a very useful app for checking WiFi signal strengths, viewing channels used by both 2.4 and 5GHz signals, checking for over-subscribed channels, and graphing signal strengths from multiple sources over time to see how they fluctuate. Have the functions in this app been fully replicated in another Netgear app?
If anyone would still like to be able to obtain this app, please hit the Kudos button below - it seems that the Netgear Support Team keep an eye on the posts with high Kudos ratings. Thanks for your help :smileywink:
Here are some screen shots (I've obscured MAC addresses and SSIDs).
Network Status
Signal Graph over time
Signal Strength
Channel Graph showing 2.4GHz channels with an overlap on channel 13
Channel Graph showing 5GHz channels
Channel Interference table
he screenshots are not available
Hi alecriley25,
I'm afraid if you are trying a wrong password. Please check the password from your Technicolor gateway and try the correct password. Hope, the below links can help you if you have a computer connected wireless to your Technicolor gateway.
https://kb.netgear.com/20046/How-do-I-check-the-wireless-passphrase-network-key-saved-on-my-computer
I thank you for your prompt reply. I have checked my router password as you advised using Windows 7, but it mearly confirmed what I already knew that I am Not using the wrong password.
I had already done a factory reset on my router and then reconnected all my devices to my router after first instructing them to "forget this router" before I posted my question, this can only confirm that the password is correct. The only time my password doesn't work is when I attempt to connect to my wifi extender.
Hi alecriley25,
In that case, I would request you to try reconfiguring the extender and check if it accept it. If you still come across the issue, let me know so that I can suggest appropriate steps.
