
How to Set Up a TP-Link WiFi Extender Step by Step
Pair the extender near your router using WPS, the Tether app or its web setup, then move it to a position with a stable router signal. The exact controls vary by model.
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Pair the extender near your router using WPS, the Tether app or its web setup, then move it to a position with a stable router signal. The exact controls vary by model.

TP-Link’s Canadian range includes WiFi 7, WiFi 6 and older dual-band extenders. Match the model to your router, desired features and available placement.
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Connect to the extender network or its setup connection, then use the address and credentials printed in the model guide or on its label. Addresses and defaults vary by model and hardware revision.
There is no single address for every booster. Check the device label, app or quick-start guide; a router address may not be the extender administration address.
TELUS equipment and app workflows vary by model. Use instructions supplied for your exact booster or contact TELUS support; do not assume D-Link login details apply.
Confirm your phone or computer is connected to the extender or the correct local network, then check the guide for the right management address. A reset may erase settings, so use it only as directed by the manufacturer.