2nd router with powerline works well with wired connection but don't work with wireless connection

[gmendes]

I also have a two floor house and need to have better wireless in the top floor. I have made all the configurations posted in other topics and made the connections in the correct ports. When I connect my PC to a lan port in the second router it gets IP from the first router and everything works fine. When I connect my PC to the second router with a wireless connection it cannot get IP and even if I force an alternate manual IP I don't get connection to the first router.

My equipment:
- Thomson 784g as first router
- Belkin as second router
- Belkin HD Powerline 1Gb

Configurations made:
- shitch off DHCP in second router;
- gave second router a fixed IP in the same range IP network of first router but outside the first router DHPC IP range;
- made in the second router the same wifi configurations as in the first router (to be able to do roaming)
- disabled everything in the second router (NAT, DHCP, Firewall, DMZ, Broadband PPoE, etc)

Connections made:
- RJ45 cable between lan port of router 1 and first powerline device
- Rj45 cable between lan port of router 2 and second powerline device
- RJ45 cable between other lan port of router 2 and PC (for testing purposes, as what I really want is to use my mobile devices with wifi).

Any hints?
Regards

 

[Ralston18]

Double check the wireless adapter settings in "connect my PC to the second router". Also use ipconfig /all to check adapter settings. See where the adapter is looking to get an IP address.

If using a wireless card make sure the card is well seated and secure. Check the antenna.

If USB wireless adapter make sure the USB port connection is tight and that includes any extension cables being used to raise or otherwise conveniently position the adapter. Try another USB port.

Uninstall and reinstall the drivers.

Run something like Advanced IP Scanner or Nmap/Zenmap to see what devices are showing up on the network.