Netgear Error 404

Resolved: Netgear Error 404 at the End of EX6150 Setup

June 12, 2020 | Adam Hector

 

Getting Netgear error 404 at the end of the EX6150 setup? Not to worry! A lot of users complain about the same issue. Some users report that they go through the EX6150 configuration a couple of times successfully, but then they get a message saying there is a firmware update available. Therefore, they updated the firmware but at the last configuration step, they just see 404 error – file or directory not found.

On the other hand, a few users report that when they click on the Continue button at the end of the setup process, they see ‘404 – not found’ error. If you are also getting the same error with your Netgear EX6150 extender, you are at the right post. Here, we will take the lid off from various troubleshooting tactics to fix the Netgear 404 error. Let’s get the ball rolling.

What is Netgear Error 404 and How to Identify It?

A 404 error represents an HTTP status code that shows that the URL you are trying to access could not find on its server. However, the 404 error messages may differentiate on the basis of the browser or device you use. Let’s have a look at a few error codes you may see on your screen:

  • Error 404 not found
  • 404 file or directory not found
  • 404 error WiFi sign in
  • 404 – could not reach the URL
  • HTTP 404
  • 404 resource not found
  • The mentioned URL is not found on the server
  • 404 page not found

Troubleshooting Tips to Fix Netgear Error 404

1. Hard Refresh the Web Page

At times, a simple refresh can fix the problem. So, try to hard refresh the web page by pressing the Ctrl + R keys together.

2. Change the DNS Server

Try to log in to your Netgear EX6150 AC1200 extender via www.mywifiext.net using some other device and see if it works or not.

3. Incomplete or Wrong Web Address

One of the common mistakes made by users is that they generally enter wrong web address. Sometimes, users make typos while entering the URL due to which they see Netgear 404 not found error. Therefore, keep in mind to type the web address correctly.

4. Delete Junk Files From Your Browser

Clearing cache, cookies, and junk files from your web browser can also fix the Netgear error 404. Also, keep in mind to delete history of the web browser you are using. If you are still facing the same issue even after wiping off junk files, switch to another web browser for EX6150 configuration.

5. Check Your Internet Connection

If your WiFi extender is not connecting to internet or the internet LED on your extender is blinking orange, you will see the 404 – file or directory not found error. So, make sure to access a high-speed internet connection while installing your extender.

6. Check for Infected Files

Infected files may also result in the Netgear error 404. So, it is important to run regular scans on your computer or laptop to check if it has any malware or virus.

7. Factory Reset Your WiFi Extender

In case none of the above-mentioned ways have fixed the issue for you, consider resetting your WiFi range extender. Doing so will restore all the default factory settings on your extender. Once done with the factory reset, try again to perform the Netgear EX6150 setup from scratch.

So, these were some of the best ways to get rid of the Netgear error 404 at the end of EX6150 setup. However, if you are still facing the same issue, don’t hesitate to contact our veteran experts anytime.

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