Is the Wi-Fi signal dropping weak in parts of your home, coupled along dead and L-zones which make the Wi-Fi signals drop? The TP-Link Wi-Fi extender along with being cheap and easy to set, can solve those dead zones within your home. With this guide, TP-Link Wi-Fi extender setup will be done in a matter of minutes allowing you to have greater coverage instantly. 

Start by plugging the extender into a power outlet near the primary router. Wait until the power LED is steady. Press the WPS button on your router, and subsequently on the extender. The signal LED will be solid once the connection is secure. 

For a router without WPS, you may use the TP-Link Tether app or use a web browser to access the extender's default network. Go to tplinkrepeater.net and follow the instructions there to pair the extender to your Wi-Fi network.

After setting it up, place the extender at the midpoint between the router and the weakly covered area. For peculiarly strong coverage make sure the signal LED is either green or blue.

With a TP-Link WiFi Extender setup, your home network will have extended coverage, perfect for streaming, gaming, or even working from any room.