Don't panic if you've lately realized that your TP-Link not picking signal. When attempting to increase Wi-Fi coverage with TP-Link routers or extenders, many users have this problem. The trouble is that if you figure out what's causing it, it's typically simple to repair.

1. Poor Router Signal or Distance Problems

Poor placement is one of the most frequent causes of your TP-Link not picking up a signal. Your TP-Link range extender won't find a reliable Wi-Fi signal to expand if it is too distant from the primary router. Make sure the extender is always inside the router's range, preferably in an area with a strong signal.

2. Inadequate TP-Link Extender Configuration

Another significant factor is an improper or insufficient TP link extender setup or configuration. Make sure you follow the official TP-Link Tether app or web interface instructions and connect to the appropriate Wi-Fi network (2.4GHz or 5GHz) during setup. The extender may not sync with the primary router if a configuration step is skipped.

3. Outdated Firmware

Check for a firmware update if, despite proper placement and configuration, your TP-Link is not picking up the signal. Updates that enhance compatibility and performance are often released by TP-Link. Check if an update is available by logging into your TP-Link administration site.

4. Interference with the Network

Wi-Fi signals can be hampered by microwaves, Bluetooth devices, cordless phones, and even thick walls. For a stronger connection, try moving your extender away from such obstacles. 

Advice

Do a factory reset and start over with the TP Link Extender configuration if nothing works. Frequently, this resolves hidden configuration problems and brings back complete functioning.

You can easily resolve your TP-Link not picking signal problem and get uninterrupted access across your house or place of business by following these instructions. To know further visit our website.