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<blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1774327" data-attributes="member: 46727">It's very difficult for us to try to help as we are not sitting there with you observing what's going on.&nbsp; It appears from your IP address that you are posting from Germany. I do not know if TP-Link has tech support available for you in Germany but if they do, it would be best to contact them and have them help with the setup.Most routers are easy to setup.&nbsp; Usually, they are setup by a firmware menu which can be brought up by typing in the IP address of the router.&nbsp; Some routers have an easy access setup utility which I suspect your TP-Link has but it seems it is not working right for you.&nbsp; It might be best if you did not use the TP-Link utility and instead access the router firmware menu directly.&nbsp; You will need to read the manual to learn how to do that.Again, if TP-Link has support in Germany, it would be best to contact them and ask for help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chscag, post: 1774327, member: 46727"] It's very difficult for us to try to help as we are not sitting there with you observing what's going on. It appears from your IP address that you are posting from Germany. I do not know if TP-Link has tech support available for you in Germany but if they do, it would be best to contact them and have them help with the setup. Most routers are easy to setup. Usually, they are setup by a firmware menu which can be brought up by typing in the IP address of the router. Some routers have an easy access setup utility which I suspect your TP-Link has but it seems it is not working right for you. It might be best if you did not use the TP-Link utility and instead access the router firmware menu directly. You will need to read the manual to learn how to do that. Again, if TP-Link has support in Germany, it would be best to contact them and ask for help. [/QUOTE]

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