Range Expander Setup problems

When setting up the device I can get all the way to where I should get the congratulations screen, Instead an Error dialog box appears with "Cannot get Confirmation Reply"
I'm pretty sure all the information is entered correctly, Is this a Linksys error or a Windows Xp error?

HI...
         To verify that the expander is configured or not. After running the CD.....unplug the power to the expander ......disconnect the ethernet connection to the expander ........wait for 3o seconds and then connect only t he power back to the expander. Check the lights on the expander both should be Blue.
          In case if there is one Blue and one RED light. Follow the followings steps.
Connect a computer directly to the RE using an ethernet cable. Assign static IP address to the computer i.e IP address 192.168.1.10
                                                           Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
                                                           Default Gateway 192.168.1.240
Open Internet explorer ......In the address bar type http://192.168.1.240. This will prompt for username and password ....Enter the username and password that you have set for the wireless range expander. (Default password is admin with no username).
When the configuration page is fully loaded. Configure the expander with the same wireless settings at that of the wireless router.
Make sure that the wireless settings on the router and the expander are exactly the same...with the same wireless security.
Save the settings before exiting. Once the settings are saved...disconnect the expander from the computer and set the computer back to obtain IP address automatically. Unplug the power to the router and also to the expander.......wait for 30-60 seconds and then connect the power back to the router first......wait untill all the lights on the router are steady......reconnect the power back to the expander....
Check the lights on the expander. Both should be blue.
In case if the lights are still blue and red get back with the model number of the router and also the firmware version. Also Check what is the firmware version of the expander.

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Range Expander Connection Problem

I have installed a range expander. However my laptop continues to connect to the weaker signal from my router. There is a PS3 in the same location as the laptop and that connects to the range expander just fine.
Any suggestions to what the problem might be

Well try doing a complete network power cycle i.e., unplug the power cables from the modem & from the router & then plug in the power cable to the modem first once all the lights are solid green you could plug in the power cable to the
router & check out it will definately work!!

WRE54G Range Expander Setup Issues

I am having multiple difficulties, and having tried many of the strategies on the forums here, I am still not having any luck.
If I have the RE plugged in with no ethernet cable, I don't get far before I hit that "Site Survey Failed" message. Per manu commenters on here, I switched to trying connecting with a wire.
When I try and connect that way, I can get past the site survey failed message, but just when things look promising, I get hit with "WRE54G can not associate with this AP in repeater mode".
I have tried resetting RE to factory defaults
I have tried with and without the wire
I can see the LinksysRxxxxx wireless device in my connection list with Excllent Signal Strength
I have tried connecting to that and then connecting to 192.168.1.240 ... but the browser cannot find that page
I have tried connecting to 192.168.1.240 through my wireless connection, and through my wired connection ... nothing there either.
I have tried changing the Gateway to match the IP address for my router (192.168.2.1) - nope (also tried setting it to my internet ip address -- nope)
I think if I could get the browser to find that 192.168.1.240 page, things would work better, but I can't get that no matter what I try.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Well, I got to the actual "setup page" on 192.168.1.240. My particular issue was that my default gateway on my Router was 192.168.2.1 (note the 2.1 as opposed to the 1.1) Once I changed my default router setting, I was able to access the setup page where I followed the instructions from this post:
http://homecommunity.cisco.com/t5/Range-Expanders/WRE54G-v3-Easy-Foolproof-setup-instructions/td-p/1...
The bad news for me, now, is that once I unplug the RE from the ethernet cable, I can no longer access the 192.168.1.240 page. The LINK light blinks between Red and Blue. I am not quite sure where to go on this one, but this has been a very frustrating experience to say the least :-/
I tried upgrading the firmware. I needed to get online support for the upgrade file, and each time I tried I got upgrade failed. /sigh hopefully that is just a red herring for now.
I might try the entire process again, after I reset my RE to factory default. I'll let you know if anything changes, but I am not suspecting it will, as I was pretty careful with all the steps and settings in the great instructions from the above noted post.

WRE54G Verison 1 setup problems and conflicts accessing Router

I have been working on trying to get this range expander to work in my network for two days now. This forum has been very helpful, but I still can not get the device to work. I created a static IP address on my PC and was able to access the unit and configure it with the same SSID and channel (6) as my router. I have updated the firmware to the latest version. I am running 128 bit WEP and have configured the router and the range expander to the same encryption code. I have tried setting the IP address of the range expander to 192.168.1.240 and 192.168.1.140. My router's IP Address is set to 192.168.1.1 and the IP address range for the router is set to 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.149.
However, each time I turn on both the router and the range expander, the wireless card on my PC stops working and I get the Limited or No Connection message. What I am a doing wrong??? - this has been much harder than it needs to be!
Message Edited by swisstpa on 02-10-200712:32 PM

After three days, I finally got this device working!
So no one else has to go through the problems I encountered, here are the specific things you must do to get this working. Order of steps is VERY important!
TURN OFF ALL WEP SECURITY ON THE ROUTER BEFORE STARTING! Security settings were a big source of my problems. Security has to be turned on in a specific sequence. More on that later!
Go to Linksys.com and get the latest firmware for the router and save it to the PC you are configuring the range expander from.
When you initially begin to set up the range expander, you must turn off your router. The range expander will show up on your available wireless networks as Linksysxxxxx where the xxxxx is a random sequence of numbers and letters.
Plug in the range expander
If you have version 1 of the range expander, you will not have the convenient Ethernet cable port for initial configuration. Everything will have to be done via wireless connections.
Set your wireless card to have a static IP address of 192.168.1.200 and set the default gateway to 192.168.1.240. This can be done in Network Connections, Properties, TCP/IP properties.
Open your available networks and make sure you connect to the SSID of the range expander.
Once you are connected to the network of the range expander, open your browser and type 192.168.1.240. The setup screen for the range expander should appear.
Leave the user name blank and enter "admin" for the password (Linksys default).
UPLOAD the latest firmware to the range expander FIRST! I believe it was off of the help tab on the range expander setup screen.
Change the SSID to the same SSID used by your router.
Make sure that the communication channel on the router and the range expander are set to the same number. I used channel 6.
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL SECURITY DISABLED AT THIS POINT!
Save your changes before exiting!
Unplug the access point.
On your PC, delete any references to your network SSID from your preferred networks list. If you were using WEP before, this can cause problems with your connection. Go to Network Conncetions, select your Wireless card, then right click on properties, click on the Wireless Networks tab at the top of the screen and then clear any references to your SSID from the preferred networks list.
Change your wireless card back to the mode of obtaining an IP address automatically. (Change back your TCP/IP settings on the preference for the wireless card.)
Plug in the router. Wait 30 seconds and plug in the access point again. You should have blue lights on the range expander and see the bottom light blinking. You are communicating with the router!
View the available networks on your PC and connect to your SSID – make sure it connects in unsecured mode.
Test browsing to make sure your connection is working.
Since the router and the range expander both have the same SSID, you can now access either the router or the range expander setup screens from your browser. TO re-enable WEP you MUST ENABLE SECURITY ON THE RANGE EXPANDER FIRST AND THEN ENABLE SECURITY ON THE ROUTER! THE ORDER THAT YOU TURN ON SECURITY IS VERY IMPORTANT! In your browser type 192.168.1.240 and enter the setup for the range expander. Enable WEP and enter your pass code to generate the setting key. Save the changes. Then unplug the range expander.
Enter 192.168.1.1 for your router and access the setup screen for the router. Enable WEP and set the encryption key on the router to match the key on the range expander, save your changes! MAKE SURE YOU WRITE DOWN THE HEXADECIMAL SECURITY CODE GENERATED BY THE SOFTWARE. You will need it in step 26.
Turn off your router. The range expander should also still be unplugged.
On your PC go to your network card preferences and remove any references to your SSID in the preferred networks listing again (see step 16).
TURN ON THE ROUTER FIRST!
Wait 30 seconds then plug in the range expander.
On your PC view available wireless networks. Select the SSID of your network. The computer will ask you to enter the Hexadecimal security code twice. Once you are done the PC should connect to the network and you should be up and running! The PC will remember the hexadecimal code for the future.
GOOD LUCK!
Message Edited by swisstpa on 02-10-200710:37 AM
Message Edited by swisstpa on 02-16-200712:37 PM

Range Expander Not Working with MAC

Have been using two WRE54G Range Expanders for over two years. However, I wanted to add WEP to my system, but when I did that, the Range Expanders lights went RED. I tried to access the SETUP, but for some reason I am unable to access it. In any event, made the classic mistake of trying to fix something that really wasn't broken. Have spent three chat sessions trying to resolve all the issues and of course, after solving one, another cropped up. Here's where I'm at right now. Still cannot access the Range Expander SETUP, but more importantly one of the Range Expanders is now no longer working with the MAC's that we have at home. My wireless PC works fine, but each time I try to log in one of the MAC's, in the expander territory, it tells me that it's a secure connection, which it's not. For now, I've unplugged one of the expanders and am only using one downstairs and while I have connectivity upstairs, it's not as good as when the expander was working.
Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated.

OK, my problem has now shifted to another issue. I did as 'quack' suggested and got both expanders to apparently work, both had two blue lights. I tried two of the MAC's we have, the third is out of the house at the moment. Also tried my PC laptop, that worked as well.
I then decided to activate WEP on the wireless router Linksys WRT54G. Here is where it gets confusing. Both expanders now have one blue light and one red light, but when trying to connect either of the MAC's it does prompt me for the network key, which once entered, both computers get on the Internet. It took a while and a re-start for the PC to recognize the network as secure, but once it did and I entered the network key, it too worked.
What continues to baffle me is that there is no way I'm able to access the web setup for the extenders. The other routers/etc in my network connect via http://192.168.49.xxx, however when I try this using '240' and/or '241' for the expanders, nothing happens. If I try to ping those addresses, I get no reply.
What furthers confuses me, in that reading some of the other posts it seems that the expander actually showed up in your list of 'AVAILABLE WIRLESS NETWORKS', that is not the way mine is now, nor was it ever in that list. I guess I should just leave well enough alone, since everything seems to be working, but I get the sense, it's not working properly.

The Setup Wizard does not locate my G-Range Expander. PLEASE HELP!!!!

I have encountered a problem. Can anyone help?
Today I purchased the Linksys Range Expander to boost my wireless internet signal (I currently am a verizon fios internet user). I used the CD that came in the package and plugged the expander into an outlet. First, the CD Setup Wizard prompts me to choose the internet signal to be expanded. I find my signal on the list, click it, and wait for the Wizard to "locate the G-Range Expander". After a few seconds, a box comes up on the screen reading "Wireless G-Range Expander not found. Make sure the expander is plugged in". I have reset the range expander and plugged it back in multiple times; however, nothing seems to help the wizard locate the expander (even though I am sitting very close to it). When I click on "find available internet signals" on my laptop, the linksys signal appears, even though the wizard does not find it but it is not usable.
Please help the wizard locate my expander. Thanks so much!!

If you are trying to configure your WRE using the setup disk, you can exit from the setup and configure all the settings on your Router Manually...Follow the steps bellow.
Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds...Release the reset button...Unplug the power cable from your Expander, wait for 30 seconds and re-connect the power cable...
1. Connect your Expander to a computer, click on the Start button >>> Settings >>> Control Panel >>> Network Connections - Right click on the icon for Local area connection and go to properties- On the 'General' tab select 'Internet Protocol TCP/IP' and click on the Properties button- Select 'Use the following IP address'-
Provide IP Address - 192.168.1.5, Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0...Click on OK button to Save and Click on "Close" on main Properties window...
2. Now open an Internet Explorer browser page on your wired computer(desktop).In the address bar type - 192.168.1.240. Leave the Username blank & in Password use admin in lower case...It should open your
Expander set-up...
3. Once you get to the set-up page you can follow this link to change the Expander Settings...
NOTE : The link also explains to check the Wireless Settings on your Router...
4. While changing the Expander settings you have to make sure that the Wireless Settings(SSID/Network Name and WEP/WPA Key) are identical on both the devices(Router and Expander)...Also make sure to change the Expander's default IP to match your network and Gateway Address should be your Router's address...ex. Expander's IP Address : 192.168.1.240(assuming your router's default IP Address is 192.168.1.1), Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway : 192.168.1.1...
5. After configuring the Expander you should disconnect it from the Computer and go into Local Area Connection TCP/IP Properties and set it back to Obtain IP Address Automatically...Disconnect the Expander from the computer and power cycle both the devices(Expander and Router)...Your Expander should be configured...
In case if you don't get the Expander set-up just leave it connected to your computer and reset it for 30 seconds and follow Step 2, Step 3, Step 4 & Step 5...
Hope this helps.

Setup problems with the WRE54G Expander

My router is the WRK54G and its hooked up to my PC on the main floor family room. My notebook (Wireless card: Intel Proset/Wireless 3945ABG) is on the 2nd floor. I set up the expander and the link is blue showing a successful connection. The problem I am having is the signal strength is still very poor (-88dBm) I have moved the expander to different location in my house and the signal is still poor. I tried setting up the expander with the setup wizard software and the network setting cannot detect my wireless card. What can I do to get a better signal on the second floor.

Hi,
I am also using an Intel ProSet driver, Sony Vaio laptop, and have no trouble connecting.
Try starting up your Intel ProSet utility and check you have the following:
General Tab:
Network Name (SSID): (should match your network SSID)
Profile Name: (whatever, I use my SSID)
Mode: Infrastructure (AP)
Security: WEP (if your Router has security set on)
Speed: 54 MBPS
Band 802.11g
Channel: 6 (or whatever channel your routher is on)
802.1x Protocol: Disabled
Hardware radio switch: On
Switch radio - On
Networks Tab: A list of available networks should appear. If not, hit the Scan button and pick your network. Make sure your SSID shows up under Network name column and that there is a little radio beacon in the far lefthand column indicating you are associated with the correct router/AP (I have between 4 and 6 neighbors APs show up). You may need to go into your router setup to enable SSID broadcast for trouble shooting if you have turned it off (or you may not be able to "see" you are connecting to the correct Router).
Under Networks Tab, Advanced Settings: Connection Preferences should be set to Connect to ad hoc networks (first or third choices should work). Wireless mode selection should be set to "Connect to both 802.11g and 802.11b". 11b/11g mixed protocol should be set to "CTS to self enabled". Both boxes under Advanced security should be checked.
Back out to the Networks tab screen that lists the available networks and Double Click the SSID of your network. A screen should popup labeled Profile Wizard. In the Profile Wizard dialog box there are 4 tabs. Under the General Tab check that the SSID is correct and under Operating mode, the Infrastructure button should be selected. Uncheck Enable Cisco Extensions. Under Security Tab: Network Authentication should be Open, Data Encryption should be WEP (if you are using WEP), under Encryption Key settings: Check "Set Manual Key", confirm Encryption level matches your Router (128 bit on mine), check your Hex Key is correct (reenter or cut/paste from your Router setup utility), uncheck "802.1x Enabled"; Under Advanced Tab: all but last should be unchecked (only check is on "This profile can be used by all users").
Adapter Tab: Doesn't matter
If that's all OK, go into the Range Extender Web utility (192.168.1.240), make sure the Mode is set to Mixed, SSID matches your Router and Laptop SSID including the case (for example, use all upper case letters), Channel is set to the same number as Router and Laptop, Security is Enabled if on on your Router and Laptop, go into "Edit Security Settings" button and check that Security Mode is set to WEP, Default Transmit Key is correct (use 1), WEP Encrypption is same (mine is 128), and that the Key Hexadecimal numbers are same as on your Laptop and Router and that the same Key is being used on all (ie Key 1). Note that if you generated the Keys from a passphrase, the keys will be differ if the capitalization of the passphrase differed between your Router, Laptop, and Range Expander.
If all this is OK and seems to match, I would temporarily disable security on the Router, Laptop and Range Extender and retry. Hope that helps

Range expander problem

hi
i have a problem with the range expander
i have linksys wireless router WAG54G V.2
and i bought the range expander from linksys but when ever i turn the range expander on i can not use the internet. it becomes a local network only
when i turn the range expander off everything goes to normal
i am using both the range expander and the router as i bought them without any updates
i do not have much information about this stuff so please if you are goig to help me explain in details
thank you

so it is useless? and i wasted my money !!

Wireless range expander problems

ok so first off thank you to anyone who can help it is much appreciated. I have a range expander model wre54g. that worked fine at a friends house I recieved it as a housewarming gift from him and tried to set it up with my linksys router and all i got on initial plug in was a quick flash of a red light under link. then after it was pluged in for 10 min or so the light came back on but as a solid blue light no flash no activity light nothing I tried to find it under wireless networks and nothing any ideas?

What is the Model no of the router..?
Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds...Release the reset button...Unplug the power cable from your Expander, wait for 30 seconds and re-connect the power cable...
1. Connect your Expander to a computer, click on the Start button >>> Settings >>> Control Panel >>> Network Connections - Right click on the icon for Local area connection and go to properties- On the 'General' tab select 'Internet Protocol TCP/IP' and click on the Properties button- Select 'Use the following IP address'- Provide IP Address - 192.168.1.5, Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0...Click on Ok button to Save and Click on "Close" on main Properties window...
2. Now open an Internet Explorer browser page on your wired computer(desktop).In the address bar type - 192.168.1.240.
Leave the Username blank & in Password use admin in lower case...It should open your Expander set-up...
3. Once you get to the set-up page you can follow this link to change the Expander Settings...
NOTE : The link also explains to check the Wireless Settings on your Router...
4. While changing the Expander settings you have to make sure that the Wireless Settings(SSID/Network Name and WEP/WPA Key) are identical on both the devices(Router and Expander)...Also make sure to change the Expander's default IP to match your network and Gateway Address should be your Router's address...ex. Expander's IP Address : 192.168.1.240(assuming your router's default IP Address is 192.168.1.1), Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway : 192.168.1.1...
5. After configuring the Expander you should disconnect it from the Computer and go into Local Area Connection TCP/IP Properties and set it back to Obtain IP Address Automatically...Disconnect the Expander from the computer and power cycle both the devices(Expander and Router)...Your Expander should be configured...

Trouble setting up WRE54G range expander

I'm trying to set up a WRE54G range expander. Its power is on, and it is connected to a new Cisco E3200 dual band router via Cat5. When I try to access the WRE54G via 192.168.1.240, the web page hangs and then times out. I never had this problem when I used the extender with my old Linksys router; I was able to set it up without a problem.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

So you’re still not able to access the setup page of the range extender even if you are directly connected to the computer and you’ve already setup a static IP address on the computer itself? Try resetting the range extender by pushing and hold down the reset button using a pin or a paper clip for 30 seconds then power it off for another 30 seconds. Once the power light goes solid, try re-accessing the setup page of the range extender and configure the settings with the same wireless settings of the router.
Please take note that your router is a wireless N router so using the WRE54G to extend your network may not work for you. It’s better that your extender is running the same technology as your router. You may check this link for information on which device to use to extend your network: Different devices you can use to extend your network.

Trouble getting range expander to complete site survey

I was able to connect my Wireless G range expander to my router with WEP disabled. When I tried to get the expander to see my router with WEB enabled, the setup wizard site survey keeps failing. Any suggestions?

Fixed the problem by calling the 800# tech support. Although slow, the guy walked me thru it. I am connected but I do not see any improvement in the signal? I have read thru the enitre postings and have a few things to try....any other suggestions? The Router and Range Expander are on the same level and only 20ft apart and the desktop is around the corner another 8 feet.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Message Edited by blaine on 07-13-2007 10:29 AM
Message Edited by blaine on 07-13-2007 10:29 AM

1 laptop in the house not using wre54g range expander - help!

I have a Linksys wireless router that works great when in range, but was weaker in certain parts of the house, so I recently picked up the wre54g range expander and life is good for 2 out of 3 computers. I have 2 laptops running Windows XP, latest service pack (1 IBM, the other Dell) and both of these laptops utilize the range expander. My Sony Vaio laptop is running Windows Vista 64bit with latest service pack and it does not seem to connect using the range expander, but rather the weaker wireless router connection. Additionally, the connection drops frequently to the router, not sure if it is because the signal is weak or some other issue. The Sony has a built in wireless card by Atheros model AR928x, latest driver version 7.7.0.331. I also updated the wre54g firmware to the latest version yesterday, but it didn't make a difference. All 3 laptops connect using the same WEP key, although I have tried different keys and there was no difference. This is really frustrating and am not sure what to try next. Some questions:
1)When I search or connect to wireless networks, I only see the one netwok (not one for the router and another for the extender), so I cannot manually connect to the extender. Is this the way it is supposed to be? I'm guessing yes since my other 2 laptops on XP are the same.
2)Is there a way to force a connection through the extender?
3)Are there any compatibility issues with Vista? i searched the forum and read lots of threads, but nothing found on this.
Any help is appreciated, would really like to get this fixed!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Whats the Model number of your Linksys Router?
A:WRT300N
Whats the wireless settings you have setup on your Router?
A: Not sure what settings you are referring to. Am using WEP security.
First of all whats the Distance between the Range Expander and the Router? When you try to Connect to your wireless network on your Vista computer are you getting any kind of error message?
A: Distance is about 25 feet. Don't get any errors, just get poor signa and frequent signal drops/disconnects. As I stated, it works fine for my other 2 laptops, so I don't see how it is a configuration problem between the router and the extender, but am open to suggestions. Is it possible that the wireless network setting is cached with the wireless router connection and therefore not picking up the extender connection? Not sure how it differentiates between the 2.
Message Edited by adamkoch on 11-25-2009 05:25 PM

Safari won't connect to Linksys Range Expander

Hope some one can end my sleepless nights...
I have read the posts on this forum for this type of problem and have followed the advice given but still can't get my neighbours Mac laptop to connect to my wireless network
I have a Desktop PC running windows XP and two laptops running xp and vista. The network is a Belkin ADSL+2 modum and Netgear Wireless Rangemax router WPN824 which is wired by Ethernet to the PC while the Laptops hook into the network wirelessly. I am running WEP encryption on the router.
I hooked up the Linksys WRE54G Range Expander and finally got it confugured on my network and placed it on the edge of my signal but my neighbour has a Mac and can't piggy back. The airport say it is connected to my network but we can't open a page and get on the web. Interestingly she is able to hook up to my router when in my unit with the Airport using the WEP password and I can take my laptop in her unit and connect automatically to my network thru the RE as the signal is excellent.
After searching various threads here and forums elsewhere I configured the Mac's IPv4 to "Use DHCP with manual address" I assigned an IP address of 192.168.1.50 (as advised in the posts) , applied and rebooted - no luck! I have searched all types of sites for any information as I am only a novice
My router is the DHCP Server and has an IP of 192.168.1.1 and subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0. It's starting IP address is 192.168.1.2 and ends with 192.168.1.254. The Ip address of the Range expander is 192.168.1.240 and the subnet mask is the same while the gateway is 192.168.1.1 (router IP) It has WEP encryption enabled using the same keys as the router. Didn't know how to ping using the Mac so no info there sorry.
When we assigned an IP address in the ethernet settings on the mac we configured IPv4 "Using DHCP with manual address" as per advice from other posts. We then only had the option to set an IP address and nothing else.
When we go to "Network" we have a green light next to AirPort and it says "Airport is connected to the network JLay (my SSID). You are connected to the internet via AirPort".
We tried various other types of configurations with IPv4 but nothing works
Any advice is appreciated as I've now hit a brick wall

Seems that I needed to type in the DNS server address (10.0.0.2) when I configured IPv4 manually. I used an IP address for the MAC 192.168.1.50 (as suggested) and same subnet mask as the router and used the IP address for the router in the router box.
What a relief!

Reset range expander on WRT300N router without losing security on network

Frequently I get a red blinking light on my range expander. It won't reset until I unplug and then reset my router. When I do this, of course, I lose the security settings on my network. Any suggestions on resetting the range expander without going through all this mess? I'm new to networking and know virtually nothing about security PLUS I'm disabled so resetting it all is an enormous pain if there's a better way. The red blinking light usually comes on when the router or range expander has been moved when I'm cleaning.
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I am not representing Linksys. Follow these steps Access the setup page of the router by launching an Browser and type on the address bar, 192.168.1.1 and press enter. When it prompts for the username and password, leave the username field
empty and provide password as "admin" (Without quotes) click on ok. Click on the Wireless tab on the Setup page- Here Wireless Network mode
should is mixed- Change it to G- Only ... click save settings ...

Can't access range expander's home page.

So I just upgraded my range expander's firmware after a long time trying (great success!), but now I can't access the site once more... I used the default of 192.168.1.240 first, but now, it won't work. Could upgrading the firmware have changed the IP?

No it is not possible that the upgrade ... changes the Ip address for the Device .... once you upgraded the Range Extender ..... reset it for few seconds .... while holding the reset ... unplug & replug the power cable ....
Assign static Ip to the Local Area Connection & try to ping the Ip - 192.168.1.240 ....
See if it opens the setup page ....

Range Expander Setup problems

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