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sncpa
Jan 23, 2022Guide
R7800 Updated to 1.0.2.90, now wants to install V1.0.0.423
I checked on my router updates and an update was suggested: V1.0.2.84(~) to V1.0.2.90. Using the firmware assistant, it reported an MD5 Checksum error and failed to install. Per other discussions on ...
sncpa
Jan 23, 2022Guide
FURRYe38
Jan 23, 2022Guru - Experienced User
Thats GUI (Graphical User Interface) langage version update, not FW.
- sncpaJan 23, 2022Guide
The messaging on this is terrible, if that's a separate subinstall. It says clearly "New firmware is found. Do you want to update the firmware?" At top right "Router firmware Version". At the least, it needs to say: "Your current firmware is up-to-date. Your language pack is needs to be updated. Do you want to update the language pack?" I know lazy developer (non)thinking... I am one.
The MD5 checksum error isn't exactly a trust-builder either.
- sncpaJan 23, 2022Guide
And here's a MD5 verify error clicking Yes to update the GUI Language version. Come on.
- FURRYe38Jan 23, 2022Guru - Experienced User
Try a factory reset and walk thru the setup wizard with a wired PC and web browser.
It's not FW, is GUI Version, means a udpate to the routers web page.
- sncpaJan 23, 2022Guide
Why would that make the slightest difference? It's got the latest build of the firmware already (I did have to download and install that via a hardwired PC, for the first time ever, for no good reason). Netgear needs to straighten out the posted files. Too much time wasted for a simple update already.
- ZDemsharFeb 17, 2022Tutor
Absolutely having the same experience
- FURRYe38Feb 17, 2022Guru - Experienced User
Try a factory reset and walk thru the setup wizard with a wired PC and web browser.