How to daisy chain two routers for better signal coverage?

Hello there. I have a bit of a connectivity issue in one section of my house where the Wi-Fi signal from my main router just won't reach. To fix this, I purchased some ethernet cable and decided to connect a second router to the network. My primary unit is a Netgear Nighthawk, and the secondary one I added is an ADB p.rg a4202n.

So, here is the situation. I set everything up and connected the cable. I made sure to disable DHCP on the second router, but I am still running into trouble. The internet works perfectly fine through that second router if I perform a factory reset and then connect to it directly. However, if I am in a room where the first router has a strong signal and then move to a different room covered by the second router, the connection fails. It simply shows "limited access." The only way it works properly is if I reset the device again.

Now, what I really want to know is how I can resolve this issue permanently so I don't have to reset the router every single time I want to browse the web.

What if you tried setting up that new router you just picked up as an Access Point instead and see if that does the trick?

Jack Alvarez said:What if you configured that new router as an Access Point and gave that a shot?

I already set it up as an Access Point.