I am happy to help! 😂

By the time you powered your wifi extender, it should be available in your wifi settings just like 1:28 . You should be able to find your wifi extender name in your wifi configuration card. You can try restarting your device (phone/ computer). It will be better if you use your computer to do the wifi setup.

Same situation

Of course! It works the best if you connect it with Ethernet cable. You'll get lesser ping and more consistent wifi speed

So ethernet from extender connect directly into laptop right? Not extender into router?

You're welcome! :>

You're welcome, glad that this video helps you

does it speed the your connection up and stop lag?

No problemo!👍

You're welcome! 😁

Yarr~ :D

Try placing your wifi extender somewhere not so far from your router or you can try avoiding interference from other wireless devices. I think that'll help. The best choice is you connect your extender with a lan cable from your router to the extender.

It's 30mbps :D

@@jasonhan4791 yeah but my repeater’s speed is twice slow as my original router

@@merriaj3151 I see, you may try this diagnosis step to ensure your repeater is working fine. 1) Place your repeater near router, make sure it is linked to the router and connect your device to the repeater. After that you may test the speed of your repeater. If the internet speed is around your network service provider subscription speed. Then your repeater is in good condition. Otherwise repeater faulty. 2) Try picking your repeater a nice spot around your house. Noice spot can be: -Higher place -Open area, not closed area -Away from electronic devices that emits digital signal waves -Not too far from router, ( your repeater's distance indicator should be at the middle) Hope this helps you at least a little bit ^^

@@jasonhan4791 i get good signal in my repeater and my isp provides 100 mbps but in my repeater i get 3-9 mbps only 🙁

@@merriaj3151 I found a situation online and it is similar to yours There are some solutions in the discussion page that you can try out superuser.com/questions/1119898/slow-speed-when-using-a-wifi-extender But for my own piece of advice, you may consider connecting your repeater to router via Ethernet cable to get the maximum speed. I use Ethernet cable too because I found repeater connecting wirelessly can be unstable sometimes😅

If it blinks red, it means the extender is not connected to anything. If it is green, it means it is connected to a network.

Could it be... you're connecting it through LAN Cable? Because you don't have to do all the steps if you're using Lan cable.😁

@@jasonhan4791 no I didn’t use a lab cable but thx I am trying to do ur steps again

If you've followed the steps in my video and key-in the exact information provided in your configuration card but still doesn't work. Perhaps you should contact the d-link service department for guidance because it should be working by leaving the password blank ^^'

It's a 2.4ghz single band

So you mean, your Wifi booster is connected to your Existing wifi router?

If your wifi router and booster are in sync, aka (Just finished the setup process). Then the wifi system in your computer will automatically disconnects from the booster. In that case, you need to re-connect to your booster again. As shown in 2:41

@@jasonhan4791 when should we connect to the router

It shows me there is no Internet connection

If you've tried re-connecting to the wifi booster and it still doesn't work. You can try logging in to your d-link wifi login webpage (Link in the configuration card) to check whether your wifi booster setup process was done successfully or not. IMPORTANT -Make sure you're connected to a network before logging in to the webpage. :D

Have you tried to reconnect after you done setting up your wifi extender? 2:43

@@jasonhan4791 I have bought it 3 month before and now it happened , after a power cut

@@jasonhan4791 it tried it and it is showing connected ( but I cannot access any social media and websites)

@@nivedgs5802 Hmm…I'm not a technician but…my guess is there might be some faulty components after the power cut incident. Here are the 2 methods you can try. You can try to connect through Ethernet cable from your router just to test things out. If your extender works while using Ethernet cable but not the wireless method, then I highly doubt there might be faulty components inside the wireless module. You can also try to reset the settings you've made through the d-link website just for a system refresh. If both methods doesn't work, you might need to claim your product's warranty. (It's a 3-Year warranty for me)

@@jasonhan4791 thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️,

There is a signal strength indicator on your dlink booster, make sure it is in the middle

هل صلح معك؟؟ its Arabic

It is work with you???

I have the same problem

now i put again in a box..just simple not working is useless..

Nope

The link is in your configuration card 1:44

@@jasonhan4791 i dont have my configuration card with me...and the link didnt work which was in d video

But i got it all set not..i put ip address n it worked

OwO

Haha thanks!! Glad you enjoyed watching XP

@@jasonhan4791 Yes. Keep that character, bro. Do you know a horror KZfaq channel from overseas (I forget its name). He does the commentary with weird accent. And people like it.