Thanks for your reply, very much appreciated.    Yes that worked I believe, thanks - as per attached screenshot.  Sorry but can you help with the next step please?   The context is . . .  I have recently added a Google Nest Wifi router Model H2D, turning off Wifi on the 1600v.  I can access wireless devices - especially Sonos Port - through google home on iPhone but not with the Windows 10 PC.  It doesn't appear to recognise the wifi network (I used the same name as the prior network).   My computer has relied on VR1600 for wifi as it doesn't have its own wifi. I'm not sure how to proceed from here to enable the PC to access the wifi network set up with the google device Can you guide me please?   I did find the guidance below but I don't really understand it.  I have a multi port switch attached to the VR1600 and the WAN port on the VR1600 is connected to the NBN internet box. I tried a hard wire ethernet connection between the Nest and a LAN slot on the switch (and VR1600) but couldn't work out what to do after that.  I also tried to convert from a DHCP setting to a PPPoE setting in the Google Home app but it wouldn’t change.  I hard wired the Google Nest device to the VR1600 and believe I could see an IP address for it (also in Google Home as 192.168.1.104 – but I still can’t see the wireless network on my computer that is on the nest.   "Once in bridge mode, you need to connect the third party modem/router to the WAN port of the bridged TP-Link. Then, you need to configure the third party modem/router to a "Wireless router only" device. You may contact the manufacturer of your third party device for more instructions.   After setting the device as a router, set the connection type on it as "PPPoE" then enter your TPG username and password as it is required. You may now save the settings and the internet should start working." ... View more

I have followd the instructions to bridge the Archer VR1600v but get an error message when I put in 2 against VLAN ID in step 7.  The error message is error code 85629. "This VLAN ID already exists.  Please input another one"  Can you advise next step please? I am attempting to bridge to a Google Nest but don't have a WiFi on the computer so hoping to bridge to the Nest.  I have turned the WiFi off on the VR1600v as advised by Google. ... View more