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Do you know how I would connect my WiFi extender to my NVR though?

The WiFi extender I have has an ethernet port on the bottom and the website said it can be a wireless bridge.

I have been trying to setup a wireless camera setup for a while now and one of my cameras is too far from my NVR. The kit I bought came with a WiFi extender so I am wondering if I can use it to extend the signal from my NVR.

It seems like my 4th camera doesn't have a strong enough signal to my NVR. The package came with a TL-WA860RE WIFI extender and I was wondering if I could connect this to my NVR network to increase it's range but I don't know how to do it.

My parents own the house but they won't allow me to install a wired system. We had a cheaper wireless camera setup before which worked pretty well which led my parents to believe that wireless is just as good.

It doesn't connect to my WIFI network for like the computer or phones. It has like it's own WIFI network.

It just said the model number is QCW4-4EP-1E on the Costco site and I'm not sure if it is the NVR or camera or both.

Okay my 4th camera now doesn't seem to connect at all now to my NVR. It is the farthest from my NVR so I am guessing that is the problem. The package I got comes with a TPLINK range extender so I am wondering if I could use that to extend my NVR's range.

My cameras wireless connect to my NVR. All of the cameras connect separately, just not more than 3 at a time.

I bought an NVR setup with 4 cameras from Costco recently and I have been trying to set them up. I have all 4 cameras plugged into the power sockets but only 3 of them actually connect to my NVR. When I unplug 1 of them, the 4th camera suddenly connects. Why is this happening and is there any...