The process of installing a NETGEAR Nighthawk router using the nighthawk app is easy and fast. Follow these steps to get your router up and running:
Step 1: Download the Nighthawk App
Getting the App: Firstly, do download the Nighthawk application. It’s available in the apple app store for ios platform, and android devices can also get it through google play store. Use these links to download:
iOS: Nighthawk on Apple App Store
Android: Nighthawk on Google Play Store
Step 2: Connect modem to router.
Ethernet Connection: Connect the yellow Lan port of the cable or Dsl modem to the yellow internet port in the Netgear router using an Ethernet cable.
Step 3: Attach External Antennas
Antenna Setup: Attach the externally mounted antennas after this. This helps in boosting the signal power and the range of communication.
Step 4: Power On Your Router
Switching On: Turn on your router. Wait for some time until the Wi-Fi LED indicator comes on which means that the router is now alive.
Step 5: Connect your mobile device to the network of your router.
- Finding the Network: Look at the back label on your router.
- In this section you will find your router’s WiFi SSID and WPA/PSK security key.
- Open settings in your iOS or android device and search for wifi.
- On their labeled routers, search to find out the SSID (network name).
- When prompted, select it and enter the password.
In that way, you can have your NETGEAR Nighthawk router connected and running. Managing all routers’ settings, monitoring performance of your network, as well as ensuring smooth and prompt access to the internet is made possible through the Nighthawk application.
Also Read: How to login to my NETGEAR Home Router? for more information.
FAQ’s
A. Check the reset button in your route. Sometimes, minor hitches can be sorted with a brief press.
A. Absolutely! The majority of Nighthawk routers are configured through an application on your mobile phone.
A. Go to the router’s dashboard and check out the updates section. Almost always, it involves only one click.
A. You can move the router or buy an additional Wi-Fi extender in order to improve connectivity.
A. Generally, yes. Most ISPs can work with nighthawk router systems but it is usually wise to check every time.