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JVB2112
Apr 27, 2024Aspirant
Nighthawk M6 Pro April 14th 2024 Firmware Update
Last night I updated the firmware on my Nighthawk M6 Pro to a new version with a release date of April 14th 2024. Does anyone know what is in this release? Are there release notes anywhere for it?
18 Replies
- rogerr2Initiate
DO NOT UPDATE!! THIS FIRMWARE RUINED MY MR6550.
Seriously, it will prefer 4g band even when in range of 5g so your internet speeds will be super slow and service will even cut out. My latency fluctuates between 500ms and 5000ms.
- JVB2112AspirantNot to discount your experience, I’ve not had any issues with the update. No problems maintaining 5G connection, and no high latency.
- igorjrrApprentice
Same experience as rogerr2 .
Unfortunately the update was automatic.
Immediately after this firmware version NTGX65_12.01.54.00, my internet hangs after some time using it. I can see that clearly during games, where it disconnects. It comes back after a long pause, but there is an issue.
This was NOT happening with previous firmwares.
There is a problem with this firmware version NTGX65_12.01.54.00.
Blanca_O please notify the developers / product manager JohnPeng .
I have no doubts it is a problem introduced by this firmware, and I'd like to downgrade and disable automatic updates. The previous firmware was working very well and in my case there was no need for updates.
Please assist in reverting the firmware to NTGX65_12.01.47.00.
- NickTech360nyAspirant
We also had 3 different M6 Pro's (MR6550) and each of them seemingly took the update and installed automatically without our knowledge. We've seen a lapse in connectivity, high latency and a much higher usage over the past few weeks without any change in hardware. Ive been told so far there's no way to roll back the firmware and what i'm afraid of is if the rollback is possible, but the update is automatic, will the firmware automatically update itself again? Mae from netgear is escalating this to the engineering department but I get the feeling I wont get the answers i need.