Not detected, through cable also not getting connected

Not detected, through cable also not getting connected

Not detected, through cable also not getting connected
Not detected, through cable also not getting connected
2025-02-28 12:46:56 - last edited 2025-03-21 02:40:32
Tags: #Network Connectivity #Tp-link wifi extender
Model: TL-WA850RE  
Hardware Version: V6
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2025-03-03 11:02:14 - last edited 2025-03-21 02:40:32

Hi  @JJacob,

Is it your first time to set up the range extender? 

If you cannot configure the TP-Link range extender successfully, please refer to the situations below to troubleshoot.
Case 1: The extender's default Wi-Fi network (TP-Link_Extender_XXXX) doesn't appear.
    a. Press the RESET button (hole) with a pin for 1 second (all lights on the extender would flash) to return the extender to factory default.
    b. Put your device next to the extender.
Case 2: Can't find the host router's Wi-Fi during setup.
    a. Put the Range Extender close to the host router.
    b. Ensure the host router's Wi-Fi is not hidden. If it's hidden, you may manually input the Wi-Fi SSID/password for the Extender.
    c. Change the router's 2.4G Wi-Fi channel to 1/6/11 and 5G to 36/40/44/48. You may refer to this link or contact router support to change: Changing Channel and Channel Width on a TP-Link Router (new logo) 

    d. Reboot both the host router and the extender, and try again.

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2025-03-03 11:02:14 - last edited 2025-03-21 02:40:32

Hi  @JJacob,

Is it your first time to set up the range extender? 

If you cannot configure the TP-Link range extender successfully, please refer to the situations below to troubleshoot.
Case 1: The extender's default Wi-Fi network (TP-Link_Extender_XXXX) doesn't appear.
    a. Press the RESET button (hole) with a pin for 1 second (all lights on the extender would flash) to return the extender to factory default.
    b. Put your device next to the extender.
Case 2: Can't find the host router's Wi-Fi during setup.
    a. Put the Range Extender close to the host router.
    b. Ensure the host router's Wi-Fi is not hidden. If it's hidden, you may manually input the Wi-Fi SSID/password for the Extender.
    c. Change the router's 2.4G Wi-Fi channel to 1/6/11 and 5G to 36/40/44/48. You may refer to this link or contact router support to change: Changing Channel and Channel Width on a TP-Link Router (new logo) 

    d. Reboot both the host router and the extender, and try again.

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