Firmware downgrade from 1.2.8 to 1.2.4
Hey ya'll,
I am having many issues after latest FW upgrade (1.2.8) that I related in this post
tl;dr: Some of my devices unable to connect to the network: "No internet connection", some of them are required to re-enter password but it won't work.
Rebooting the main deco will solve it for the next few hours, but all of these issues came like a few days ago.
I want to downgrade the firmware version of both my decos to 1.2.4 as I had when I bought it.
TP-Link is offering the FW version to download but I couldn't find instructions on how to manually install older FW..
Hopefully I will find my answer here.
Thanks!
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Kevin,
Thank you for emailing me the latest version. But, as I am using the MacBook, there is a problem using the upgrade_GDPR software- the button is not working!!
Here is what it looks like:
In windows I get error when clicking on the upgrade button (error is in my comment above)
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Hi,
Uninstall the current upgrade tool first, and the download link I sent contains a package of files, including the firmware, the manual upgrade tool and the upgrade instruction.
You can install this one and give it a go, and please enter these info as needed.
Any updates, just let me know.
Good day.
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Kevin,
Thank you for emailing me the latest version. But, as I am using the MacBook, there is a problem using the upgrade_GDPR software- the button is not working!!
Here is what it looks like:
In windows I get error when clicking on the upgrade button (error is in my comment above)
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Hi Kevin,
This is not an installation. In Mac, you simply just open the program. And yes, I am using the latest you sent me in the mail and the screenshot was taken from the latest version.
The upgrade_GDPR is unusable
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"upgrade_GDPR.exe" is a Windows program. You need to run it in "cmd" window.
See attached Word file for instruction.
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Thanks for the tip!
I did try last night but I had a trouble doing that:
When I entered all the fields, the program kinda got stuck.
How did you connect to the Deco?
Mine is build like this:
Router <---> Deco
and the Windows computer is connected to the Deco's Wi-Fi.
Is this the correct way to do it?
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If I recall correctly, the .bin file needs to be in the same folder of the "upgrade_GDPR.exe" program. In OSX, you may need to ensure the 2 files are in the same folder.
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My 3 M5 are setup in this way: - modem -> Main M5 (router) ---> 2 M5 as nodes.
Did you see the Physical MAC Addresses of the M5s?
In Windows cmd, run the 2 commands (see attached Word doc).
for /l %a in (1,1,254) do @start......
arp -a
Basically, I followed the Word instruction in Windows. I managed to get it done!
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