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To connect your Netgear WiFi extender to a new router, start by plugging in the extender close to your router. Make sure both devices are on. Once powered on, locate the WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) button on both the router and the extender. Press the WPS button on your extender, and then within two minutes, press the WPS button on your router as well. When the extender’s LED turns solid green, it means you’re successfully connected to the router. If your router doesn’t support WPS, you can set up the connection manually. For a manual setup, first connect to the extender’s WiFi network, typically named something like "NETGEAR_EXT." Once connected, open a browser on your device and type in “mywifiext.net” or the extender's default IP address to access the setup page. This will guide you through selecting your new router’s WiFi network and entering the password to connect. Once you've completed the steps, you can unplug and move the extender to your preferred location, ideally halfway between your router and the area where you want better WiFi coverage. Always check that the extender’s LED shows a strong connection, usually a green or blue light, which indicates that it's receiving a strong signal from the router. Once in place, test the connection on your devices to make sure you have an improved WiFi range and speed. This setup can help you enjoy seamless internet connectivity throughout your home!
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