You said it is a new router. It may be a "faster" wifi butworsesignal strength. If you have still got the old router try using it as a Wireless Access Point instead of the routers wi-fi. You switch wireless off on the active router. You make an old router into a WAP by connecting to it with a single machine cabled. You give it a static IP and switch off its DHCP server. If for example the active router is 192.168.1.2 make the WAP 192.168.1.2. Plug the WAP into the active router (LAN port to LAN port). Connect a device to the WAPs wireless and see if you can surf etc. Then try your Boom back in its original position. I googled the Netgear router and I see it's an expensive one (for a home device) but that doesn't unfortunately mean it is guaranteed to work with everything.
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