10
If
the
Extended
Network
connection
fails
try
the
following…
a.
Check
to
see
that
your
Home
Network
security
settings
are
correct.
b.
Check
on
the
SCAN
screen
that
your
Home
Network
is
showing
a
signal
of
70%
or
greater.
If
not,
move
the
Range
Extender
closer
to
your
Home
Network
router
and
try
again.
c.
Check
that
your
Home
Network
router’s
DHCP
server
is
enabled.
d.
Try
changing
the
channel
of
the
Home
Network
router
to
a
higher
channel
number
(5
‐
11)
and
run
the
Wizard
again.
e.
If
possible,
check
the
Internet
connection
for
your
Home
Network
Wi
‐
Fi
router.
Connect
directly
to
your
Home
Network
Wi
‐
Fi
router.
If
you
are
unable
to
access
the
internet
through
the
Home
Network
Wi
‐
Fi
router,
you
must
first
fix
this
problem.
The
Range
Extender
will
not
be
able
to
obtain
internet
access
through
a
router
that
does
not
have
internet
access.
Once
Internet
access
is
restored
on
your
Home
Network
Wi
‐
Fi
router,
connect
to
the
Range
Extender
again
and
retry
the
Wizard.
f.
Return
to
the
Wizard
and
attempt
to
connect
to
another
Home
Network
known
to
have
Internet
access.
g.
Reboot
(unplug
the
power
adapter
of
the
Range
Extender
from
the
power
outlet
and
plug
it
back
in)
the
Range
Extender
and
check
to
see
if
the
connection
is
established
(some
networks
may
be
very
slow
and
take
longer
than
the
allotted
time
for
the
Range
Extender
to
successfully
connect).
