In my case I am trying to connect to an Arris cable-modem/router. It has both 2.4G and 5G connections. But neither works. It always configures and then says:
"The selected network is no longer available. Please make sure the existing network equipment is within the proximity of the Extender". Of course proximity is not the issue here.
The previous discussion meandered to trying different security settings, which I have done - but to no avail. Also the WPS mechanism did not work, which is why I am manually trying to configure. This had previously been working with a TP-Link router and before that a Netgear router. I have done a factory reset too.
Hi, it's already a while ago, since this topic came up. But just want to say I encounter the same problem. I just bought an extender EX7300 and replaced my EX6200 which I still use it but in another configuration. I thought this EX7300 is downward compatible. But obviously not. I wanted to connect the wnce4004 to the new extender but no luck. It refuses to connect to the EX7300 extender. Tried WPS and manual via ethernet cable connected to my laptop. And it's indeed not the wnce4004. Cause it connects fast and easy to my Vodafone easy.box as well as to my ex6200. But not to my new EX7300. So what is wrong with that?
Any ideas and maybe a solution? So far I've found nothing which could help to connect the wnce4004 to the EX7300.
yes, it does connect to my Vodafone EasyBox as well as to my Netgear router R7000. No problems at all with these devices. Only the EX7300 refuses the connection.
That's the current setup now. The thing is the distance. It's not very good.
have just reset both devices. WNCE4004 won't connect to EX7300. Neither via cable connected to my laptop using the web gui nor via WPS. This device drives me crazy and I'm fed up with it now. I'll put it in the trash can and get rid of it. It's all a waste of time.
I have exactly the same problem described by Davidcasper1.
I upgraded to a SuperHub 3.0 router, which provides Wi-Fi access perfectly fine to all my devices (Mobile Phones and Laptop), but unfortunately it is unable to connect to my Netgear gaming adaptor (Model: WNCE4004).
Both my Netgear gaming adaptor and my SuperHub 3.0 router have been reset, but I am not able to connect the two devices together by Push ‘N’ Connect button (WPS) or by connecting the Netgear gaming adaptor to my laptop via an Ethernet cable and connecting the device up by the web set up page www.mywifiext.com. In the latter case when I go through set up my SuperHub 3.0 Wi-Fi signal is found by my Netgear gaming adaptor and it has 100% signal but when I go to complete the process I get the message stating device is not close enough to the Router when I am in the same room.
I have tried the advice given on this thread and changed the security settings on the SuperHub 3.0’s config pages to WPA2, but unfortunately this does not work.
Can you let me know if there are any other setting available I can change on the Netgear gaming adaptor to gain access to my Wi-Fi?
The device was working perfectly until I switch my Internet Service Provider 2 weeks ago and connected to a new SuperHub 3.0 Router. The device was purchase approximately 2 Years ago.
The support team directed me to the forum.
Have you any further advice to help resolve the problem?
Hi JamesGL Please note I tired to connecting to another router ( non SuperHub route) , but unfortunately no luck.
The WiFi adaptor went through the setup process and got to final confirmations page, but unfortunately disconnect from the setup page 1minute after pressing the confirmation button. Please note the wifi adaptor was had solid green light, but i could not connect to the Internet after this process.
