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Here it is! Thanks to everyone for helping me figure out this issue!!!

Are you kidding me!!!! Holy cow! I did get some yelling and screaming and "I just lost my COD game," BUT...that worked!!! Changed router IP to 192.168.1. and the router UI asked if I wanted to automatically change the range as well. I said, "sure!" And lo and behold, as soon as I did that and...

Ok...standby for ram!

LOL! Ok game on! Standby...Ok done. I'll reboot PA and wireless transmitter.

I absolutely appreciate all inputs. This is banging head time lol (as one poster in that other thread said)! Didn't know of the bridge mode possibility, but I'm def not utilizing that.

It is just the router connected to the modem. PC is ethernet as well as a security system, occasional xbox when kids are in town (a lot now), and the PA. The PA is on a LAN port, and I'm waiting for one of the kids to get up to use their laptop to check out the cable. Yep, might just do a total...

Here's my Screenlogic software screenshots.

Yes, it is strange. Not sure why host is 192.168.50.1. I actually logged in originally as 192.168.1.1. and then set up my AIMesh network in the house. Screwed it up a bit, and I then logged into router.asus.com and set it up again. The 192.168.50.1. was not assigned by me lol. The range is...

The old pa did not have a static IP to my knowledge with the old router. It isn't even showing up as a wired connection on my new router so I can't assign a static IP. Also on the Screenlogic Connect software on my PC, the "Configure IP info" icon isn't highlighted. The old router was an Asus...