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Observe the extender's LED lights to determine its current state of operation: Only one power light was on, and the configuration failed. Follow below mentioned steps when devices are connected to the range extender but have no network access.
Solution: Hard reset the extension device and attempt a WPS/web UI/Tether reconfiguration.
The extender associated with the router has only its 2.4G light and the power light on.
Solution: Verify your router's 5G channel to ensure it is not one of the DFS channels.
The lights are all on, and the extender and router are both connected.
Solution: To set up a server for DHCP on the extender, please click on this link.
You need to link one of the gadgets to the extender in order to check the little icon on the extender's status page.
Check the status by selecting abnormal, no internet from the global icon's bottom.
Solution: Ensure that your devices have Internet access when they connect directly to the router.
The extender fails to connect to the router if the status of the extender and router icons is abnormal or grey.
Solution: Verify that the extender is included in the router's client list by checking it.
If not, kindly perform a hard reset on the extender and attempt a WPS/web UI/Tether reconfiguration.
When using a repeater's wireless network and encountering an issue with WiFi connected but not online, it is most likely because the repeater as well as your router's network connection has been lost. Reset your repeater if you can, or shift the base station nearer your router.
If nobody can access the internet, you'll need to check the router or connection point for a problem. Try restarting the router or connection point first. Don't forget to turn it away for no less than 30 seconds. In this manner, all caches will be cleared, giving you a fresh start.
Wireless network repeaters appear to be practical gadgets because you can simply plug them in to expand your wireless network. However, they are dreadful in terms of network performance and stability.
When using a repeater's wireless network and encountering a problem with WiFi connection yet no Internet, it is most likely because the repeaters and your router's network connection have been lost.
Reset your repeater if you can, or proceed to the base station nearer your router. Use of repeaters is never recommended; instead, use a wired connection to get to points that are network cables to your router.
Open the following link on a Chromebook and select "Clear host cache" to flush the local DNS: chrome://net-internals/#dns.
Despite being connected to the network in your area, your device cannot access the internet. Restart your router and flush your DNS.
To restart your router, you can safely unplug its power cable. Ten seconds should pass before you connect it back in.
Conclusion
With the help of the advice in this article, hopefully, you were able to fix the WiFi link but no Internet mistakes on the Windows 10 computer, smartphone device, or iPhone. Please leave a comment in the section below if you have any questions.
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