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I have spent half the day trying to get this bridge to work. Waiting on hold for a human to pick-up is far worse. This shouldn't be so hard. I have read other posts and still have NOT been able to get this bridge set-up so I can set-up my security lights. I have reset this bridge multiple times and tried to use the the 2.4 g wifi extender and it will not work. It says no internet, but my doorbell and camera is working just fine. My hub is hooked up to 5g Netgear Router so I do not know why. Everything is brand new, why isn't easier to set-up. I need some one to call me as this does not make any sense and I am thinking Arlo does not care after leaving me on hold for 3 HOURS. I see other folks have similar issues, so why isn't there an easier fix? This should not happen. We have spent over $900 on Netgear new router, modem, security lights, cameras, doorbell and lights. I need help or all this needs to go back! ABB1000 Bridge
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Hi note2note,
When setting up your Arlo Bridge, make sure that your router's 2.4 GHz WiFi band is enabled since Arlo Bridge cannot connect to a 5GHz network. You can also read here to learn how to troubleshoot: I can't set up the Arlo Bridge that came with my Arlo Light Security system; what do I do?