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I just got an email today about a firmware upgrade for my WNR2000v3 router. I followed the instructions in the email, and also logged into my router to check the firmware version number. The router's firmware version is the same as the version mentioned online for the upgrade, so can I assume that I already have the firmware upgrade I need? If I do, then kudos to netgear's router software and server for mentioning the upgrade some weeks before I actually got the message about the upgrade.
I am on windows 7 home premium 64bit, with 8gb ram, and a 500gb hard drive.
I had the same email and tried following the steps to upgrade the firm ware, but I am unable to log into the router - it says I am not connected to the WiFi network even though I am on a computer that is connected via LAN and it says "Connected." I powered down the router and then powered back up, but that didn't help. I'm not sure what the problem is or how to fix it.
@SupeDogg What's the exact version of your router? You can always update the firmware manually or using the auto firmware update on the router. I suggest that you verify the exact model number of your router and download the manual here.
@kperry5465 I suggest that you verify the IP address of your router by following the steps from the link below.
Thank you for responding, Elaine. Netgear N300 WiFi Cable Modem Router. Model C3000. I do not see anywhere on the router itself to upgrade...only an on/off button on the back. I downloaded the manual, but do not see anything regarding "maintenance."
