MN-700 Firmware wont update.

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Try running "%temp%" (without the quotes) and deleting everything in
that folder.

JP wrote:
> When running the updates, It goes to update my firmware
> and asks me for the password to my base station. I put in
> my password and click OK. It sits there for a second and
> then a window pops up saying the password that I typed is
> incorrect.
>
> I KNOW my pasword is correct, I can go log into my base
> station with the password...
>
> Any ideas?

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No luck  


>-----Original Message-----
>Try running "%temp%" (without the quotes) and deleting
everything in
>that folder.
>

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Make sure caps lock isn't on.

Also try signing in from that computer.

JP wrote:

> No luck  
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Try running "%temp%" (without the quotes) and deleting
>
> everything in
>
>>that folder.
>>
>
>

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Are you updating the firmware from a machine that's wired or wireless? I'd recommend a wired connection, even if its temporary.

Additionally, you can save the router settings, reset it, via reset switch on the back, update the firmware using the default password, then loading your saved settings.

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"JP" <ruler_brain@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:7e0101c4775b$1f713a60$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> When running the updates, It goes to update my firmware
> and asks me for the password to my base station. I put in
> my password and click OK. It sits there for a second and
> then a window pops up saying the password that I typed is
> incorrect.
>
> I KNOW my pasword is correct, I can go log into my base
> station with the password...
>
> Any ideas?

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Ya, I tried logging onto the base station right after I
got incorrect password to make sure I remembered it right
and had no problems logging on to it....


>-----Original Message-----
>Make sure caps lock isn't on.
>
>Also try signing in from that computer.
>
>JP wrote:
>
>> No luck  

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I am updating it from a wired connection...

I will try resetting the router a little later, but what
is the default password?


>-----Original Message-----
>Are you updating the firmware from a machine that's
wired or wireless? I'd recommend a wired connection,
even if its temporary.
>
>Additionally, you can save the router settings, reset
it, via reset switch on the back, update the firmware
using the default password, then loading your saved
settings.
>
>--

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The default password is "admin" (without the quotes).

JP wrote:
> I am updating it from a wired connection...
>
> I will try resetting the router a little later, but what
> is the default password?
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Are you updating the firmware from a machine that's
>
> wired or wireless? I'd recommend a wired connection,
> even if its temporary.
>
>>Additionally, you can save the router settings, reset
>
> it, via reset switch on the back, update the firmware
> using the default password, then loading your saved
> settings.
>
>>--
>
>