How to Setup Netgear EX7300 Extender

Setup Netgear EX7300 Extender:

If you want complete wireless coverage in your house, then you must get a wireless extender. One of the best wireless extenders available in the market today is Netgear EX7300. If you don't know all the steps involved in EX7300 setup, then read below.

Here, we have stated different ways that you can apply to setup Netgear EX 7300 extender. 

1) Use Netgear Installation Assistant 

Follow the steps mentioned below in order to set up Netgear EX 7300 extender using Netgear installation assistant. 

Step 1: First of all, power on your Netgear extender. 

Step 2: Keep the extender close to your wireless router. 

Step 3: Then, connect your extender to the power source. 

Step 4: Wait for the power LED light to glow. In case the power LED light does not glow, then press the power button. 

Step 5: After that, you are required to connect your router to the extender. 

Step 6: Open your internet browser on your PC or mobile device and then type www.mywifi.ext.net in the address bar. 

Step 7: Now, the Netgear installation assistant will open up. 

Step 8: Carry out the prompts appearing on the screen to connect your Netgear EX7300 extender to the wireless network. 

Step 9: Now, place your extender in a different location. 

Step 10: If there is a bad connection or no connection, then keep your extender close to the router device. 

Step 11: After that, you can connect your devices to the extended wireless network. 

2) Use the WPS Push Button

Step 1: First of all, turn on your Netgear extender. 

Step 2: After that, keep your router and extender in the same room. 

Step 3: When you are done, connect the extender to the power source. 

Step 4: Wait for the power LED light to change to light green. 

Step 5: On your wireless extender, press the WPS button. 

Step 6: If you see the white light on your Netgear extender, then that means there is a good connection between your extender and router. 

Step 7: Now, keep your extender in a different location.

Step 8: Keep your mobile device or computer system in a location with bad Wi-Fi coverage. 

Step 9: After that, connect your device to the extended network.