So much out there about the loss of Genie. I cannot find a solution despite reading masses of conversations. My PC (Windows 10) hard drive died and when the new one was installed I found that Genie had gone.
I'm at a complete loss as to how to establish communication with my router. (N300 WNR2000v3). I am not knowledgeable about computers and relied on the Genie program to do various simple jobs. There seems to be no answer.
Routers have always had built in web access to there web pages that can be access by most any web browser. There maybe some newer versions or generation of browsers that may not work with old coded router web pages. Firefox seems to be the best for old router web page compatibility.
The router is installed and working fine. I used Genie to check my connection when the internet went down because we are on wireless link to the village server. It was very useful. I cannot find a system that does the job.
The router is installed and working fine. I used Genie to check my connection when the internet went down because we are on wireless link to the village server. It was very useful. I cannot find a system that does the job.
If you want to use the desktop Genie for Windows or Macs, it is still there, just well hidden:
Netgear is trying to kill this useful utility, but for the time being you can find it here:
