WPA4220 wont connect to the internet
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WPA4220 wont connect to the internet
Region : UnitedKingdom
Model : TL-WPA4220
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
For 6 months I have been using a WR740 router together with 2x PA 2110 powerline adapters & all has been working perfectly. Recently purchased a WPA 4220 wireless adapter and cant get it to connect to the internet. I am using Win 7.
Both adapters have been recognized by windows with the following info :
6954b4 signal strength good. Connected to internet. (this is the original)
486188 signal strength excellent . No connection to internet. WHAT IS GOING WRONG.
All of the hardware is TP-Links. Have downloaded all of the setup info but nothing works. I can plug a pa2010 into a electric plug connect it to my laptop via a ethernet cable & it works perfectly. Plug the WPA4220 into the same socket but NO internet, even though it displays excellent signal strength.
Can anybody help cos I'm running out of patience & considering changing all of the hardware to another make.
Model : TL-WPA4220
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
For 6 months I have been using a WR740 router together with 2x PA 2110 powerline adapters & all has been working perfectly. Recently purchased a WPA 4220 wireless adapter and cant get it to connect to the internet. I am using Win 7.
Both adapters have been recognized by windows with the following info :
6954b4 signal strength good. Connected to internet. (this is the original)
486188 signal strength excellent . No connection to internet. WHAT IS GOING WRONG.
All of the hardware is TP-Links. Have downloaded all of the setup info but nothing works. I can plug a pa2010 into a electric plug connect it to my laptop via a ethernet cable & it works perfectly. Plug the WPA4220 into the same socket but NO internet, even though it displays excellent signal strength.
Can anybody help cos I'm running out of patience & considering changing all of the hardware to another make.