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Configuring your TP-Link extender

To setup Tp-Link repeater, follow the steps below to configure your repeater with your home or office:

Connect your TP-Link extender to a power outlet.
Use an Ethernet cable to connect it to your computer.
Navigate to tplinkrepeater.net using your computer’s browser.
If that fails, try http://192.168.0.254. A TP-Link web page should appear.
You are now on the Tp-Link repeater setup page. Click “Next“.
Next, select your region.
Allow the extender to search for available wireless networks.
It could take a minute or two, depending on how many networks are nearby.
Select Next after selecting your wireless network from the list.
When prompted, enter the wireless password.
Next should be selected.
In the final window, double-check the network settings and click Finish if everything is in order.

The TP-Link extender will reboot, possibly allowing access to the internet. First, use an Ethernet cable to test it, then use wifi to test it without one. Depending on the model, a light on the front of your TP-Link extension may indicate whether it is connected to the network or not. Keep an eye on it to see whether a connection can be maintained.

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You can also utilize the WPS button on your router to set things up. WPS stands for WiFi Protected Setup, and it allows you to instantly and safely configure networks. The button is a physical button that is normally found on the back of a router and is labeled WPS in most cases.

WPS buttons are available on some TP-Link extenders, so you can use these to set it up.

TP Link repeater should be plugged into a power outlet near your wireless network.
On the back of the router, press the WPS button. A WPS LED should be blinking. If it doesn’t work, try pressing it again.
On the TP-Link Repeater, press the WPS button. The WPS light should also be blinking here. If it doesn’t, press it again.

You won’t have to manually configure the settings on your TPLink Repeater if you use WPS. By pushing the WPS button on your router, you’re telling it that you’re allowing it to connect to a device that’s also enabled for WiFi Protected Setup. To provide a layer of protection, the router has a two-minute window during which it will accept connections.

WPS is a little hit-or-miss, which is why I didn’t recommend using it first. Reset both devices and try again if it doesn’t pick up the wireless network. If that doesn’t work, follow the steps above to manually setup it.

You should have a fast connection from every area of the house if you follow the basic approach for setting up your TP-Link extender. If you’re not getting the results you want, try moving the extender about until you find one that works best.

Tp-Link Extender Firmware Update

TP-link Wi-Fi extender firmware upgrade is required for the performance and security of the device. If you see a new version on checking your extender’s firmware, a user may unlock its new functions which were not on your prior version.

Below-given steps to update the Tp-link Range Extender Firmware:

First, you have to connect your device with a TP-link extender network.
Once connected, open the web browser and type tplinkrepeater.net.
Now you will see a sign-in page to enter in your extender web-management page.
Once logged in, go to advanced settings and select firmware upgrade.
Check the box (The Extender start searching for new firmware)
If a new firmware is available, click download. The procedure takes about 2-3 minutes to complete the update.

WARNING: Do not stop the upgrade to avoid corrupting the firmware. Don’t close the browser, change pages, or turn off the extender.

How to confirm whether my Tp-Link range extender is configured successfully?

Method 1: The Signal LED Lights Must Be On All of the Time

To signify a successful connection to the router, all range extenders include Signal LED lights (light types may differ from extender to extender). The Signal LED light will be firm on once your range extender has successfully connected to your wireless router (no matter what color it is or how many signal bars there are). The following are some examples of various range extenders:

Method 2: The Internet should be in a normal state.

1. Open a web browser and go to http://tplinkrepeater.net or http://192.168.0.254, where you can log in with the password you created for the extender.

2. Go to Settings > Status to see if your extender is connected to the internet. Your extender is successfully linked to your router if everything is in order as shown below.

Method 3: Your Devices Have Internet Access

Wirelessly or with an Ethernet cable, connect your devices to the extender.

Your extender is successfully linked to your router if your devices can access the internet.

Is my tp-link extender in the proper location?

After configuring the Tplink extender, place it halfway between your router and the Wi-Fi dead zone for increased coverage and signal strength. The place you select must be within your router’s range.

Use the Signal LED lights to ensure that your Tplink extender is in the best possible spot (light styles may differ from different extenders). The color or number of Signal LED lights on the range extender shows the signal strength it receives from the main router. The 2.4G or 5G light (Signal LED light) will be solid green if Tplink RE200 is connected to your router and the signal is good. If the signal with the red LED light is poor, you should move it closer to the router to improve signal quality. Please refer to the Quick Installation Guide or User Guide for more information about your Tplink wifi extender.

How to setup TP-Link repeater with a WPS button?

Plugin your Tp-link range extender into an electric outlet.
Now to setup using the WPS button. The extender requires 2-3 feet away from the main router.
First, push the W.P.S button on your TP-Link wifi repeater, then on the main router.
- Note: If you didn’t see the WPS button on the router. Follow how to setup the Tplink repeater with the manual method?
Wait for the router Led light to turn solid on the range extender.
Your wifi booster will have 3 solid lights once the flashing stops. that means the wireless repeater is synchronized to the main router,