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Mesh WiFi booster
- 6 months ago
Thank you for reaching out to us and I am sorry to hear this. I am sorry for the inconvenience but the booster may need a hard reset which will require the installation process again. First unplug the WN3000 from the outlet
for a full 30 seconds before plugging it back in. Then follow the steps below.
I recommend using the Wi-Fi signal strength gauge in the HughesNet Mobile App to help find the area halfway between an excellent Wi-Fi signal and where there is poor/no signal.
Ensure the area around the Mesh Wi-Fi Node is not cluttered and provides adequate ventilation for the device. If it was working well in its original spot you can still place and plug it back in there. -Damian
Thank you for reaching out to us and I am sorry to hear this. I am sorry for the inconvenience but the booster may need a hard reset which will require the installation process again. First unplug the WN3000 from the outlet
for a full 30 seconds before plugging it back in. Then follow the steps below.
I recommend using the Wi-Fi signal strength gauge in the HughesNet Mobile App to help find the area halfway between an excellent Wi-Fi signal and where there is poor/no signal.
Ensure the area around the Mesh Wi-Fi Node is not cluttered and provides adequate ventilation for the device. If it was working well in its original spot you can still place and plug it back in there. -Damian
- 6 months ago
Thanks for the information. My booster is working properly now.
Thanks again,Jesse L. Collett
- Damian6 months agoModerator
collettlee1999,
I am glad to hear this. Please reach out to us again if you ever need anything. -Damian
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