@eternalether 2 of 2 Something screwing about the TP-Link setup is that after it runs it, it doesn’t say success or anything like that. There is a checkbox that says you are connected that you have...

@eternalether 1 of 2 For the record, I figured this out. In olden times devices came with books or booklets. They cost money and nobody wanted to read them so they replaced them with quick start...

5 of 5 Was one message, but got an error message saying text contained illigal links or something like that. No links at all. Edited a few non-links that might have been issues, but other than not...

4 of 5 I did see where I can change to disable to allow the addresses added ot a list of deny access to addresses on a list. I was going to add them and set it to allow, but I didn't know all the MAC...

3 of 5 I was able to find MAC filtering buried in the settings but it was disabled. I did connect to the extender and go to the setup IP address and found this for the 2.4Ghz TP-LINK MAC ADDRESSES...

2 of 5 So I did some more digging on this and in some TP-Link guidance it says: To solve this problem, please follow the steps below: 1.Log in to your router and disable the MAC filter, wireless...