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Whether I ask the router to download the firmware itself or if I upload the correct firmware file, I get the same "This firmware file is incorrect!" message. I'm currently on V1.0.1.88 and trying to get to V1.0.1.96.
Yes, i noticed this just today, which brought me back to this post. I've still got same issue even after a hard reset. Time to give up. I'm on look out for a replacement. Any recommendations?
I know nothing, but some reports here suggest that, on Windows, the built-in command-line TFTP client works better than the "tftp2.exe" program shown there.
> [...] i unzipped it [...]
> Tried a second download? That can fix some broken retrievals.
Zip archives have built-in (CRC) data-integrity checks. Any proper un-zip program will detect any reasonable corruption. A truncated archive will practically always cause a fatal error when extracting.
In-line pictures in these forums require moderator approval, so they don't appear immediately. Copy+paste is your friend. Any actual file name or version number would be helpful.
> TFTP is an option, although it's a rather inconvenient one to get a > cable between laptop and where our router is positioned.
A "laptop" sounds rather portable, and a WNR2200 doesn't weigh much. Bringing the two together should not be especially difficult. You don't need an Internet connection to push a firmware image file from a computer to a router, only a (wired) connection between the computer and the router.
