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I NEED TO RECONNECT MY EXTENDER TO A NEW WIFI NETWORK SERIAL 4R289C7SA0215
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I NEED TO RECONNECT MY EXTENDER TO A NEW WIFI NETWORK SERIAL 4R289C7SA0215
hello,im new to this ive just had to upgrade my wifi and now need to reconnect to the extender with the new details but i dont know how ,
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Re: I NEED TO RECONNECT MY EXTENDER TO A NEW WIFI NETWORK SERIAL 4R289C7SA0215
You posted in the nighthawk section about an extender. And put A6150 in the signature which is a wireless usb adapter.
What actual extender do you have?
What firmware is on it?
What router are you connecting it to?
go to netgear.com/support/ type in your actual model number and it'll take you to install guides, manuals, firmware.
also in AP setup: RAXE500->EAX80
1.4gig download/100mbps upload from Xfinity
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Re: I NEED TO RECONNECT MY EXTENDER TO A NEW WIFI NETWORK SERIAL 4R289C7SA0215
It's a netgear ac1200 universal pass through wifi range extender
Ex6130
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Re: I NEED TO RECONNECT MY EXTENDER TO A NEW WIFI NETWORK SERIAL 4R289C7SA0215
what router are you connecting it to?
You can always factory reset the extender (push and hold reset for 7-15 seconds while powered on), then follow the new install guide.
it can be found here:
EX6130 | AC1200 WiFi Range Extender | NETGEAR Support
also in AP setup: RAXE500->EAX80
1.4gig download/100mbps upload from Xfinity
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