Wi-Fi & Smart Home error guides
Understand mesh, router, extender, and smart-device lights before you reset anything or call support.
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Match both the code and the brand. If your model is not covered, use the official manual linked inside the closest guide before taking action.
TP-Link Deco Solid Red Light: Meaning and Fixes
A solid red Deco light indicates an issue, often a lost internet connection. Check the modem, main Deco, and satellite in that order.
Read the guideTP-Link Deco Pulsing Red Light: Meaning and Fixes
On common Deco models, pulsing red means a satellite is disconnected from the main Deco. Improve placement and restore the mesh link.
Read the guideTP-Link Deco Solid Yellow Light: Meaning and Fixes
Solid yellow normally means the Deco is starting up. Wait one to two minutes before treating it as stuck.
Read the guideTP-Link Router Internet Light Off: Meaning and Fixes
The router is not detecting a working WAN connection. Test the modem, Ethernet cable, and router internet port in that order.
Read the guideTP-Link Deco Pulsing Blue Light: Setup Meaning and Next Steps
A pulsing blue Deco light normally means the unit is ready for setup.
Read the guideTP-Link Deco Solid Blue Light: Setup-in-Progress Meaning
A solid blue Deco light normally means setup is in progress.
Read the guideTP-Link Deco Pulsing Yellow Light: Reset Meaning
On common Deco models, pulsing yellow means the unit is resetting.
Read the guideKasa HS200 Solid Red Light: Wi-Fi Meaning and Fixes
A solid red HS200 Wi-Fi light means the switch has no Wi-Fi connection.
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