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More info?)
My password is alphanumeric. This isn't a password
problem since putting the wrong password in does give a
message indicating that.
There wasn't any error message as I recall, just that the
update failed (boot and runtime firmware). The
application was successful. I tried numerous times and
each time the firmware update would fail. However I just
tried to do the update again so I could give any info
that may help and much to my surprise it completed
successfully. I have recently added a laptop to the
network and did make adjustments, but to my knowledge, I
had not changed setting on the router other than block
ICMP commands. Anyway thanks for responding.
>-----Original Message-----
>What does the error message say? If it says the password
is incorrect, does
>the password have any non-alphanumeric characters in it?
If it does, this
>might be the problem. Try changing the password to only
alphanumeric to see
>if that fixes the problem. If it does, please post what
special characters
>you are using. If you would rather use e-mail, you can
send the information
>to hnbugs@microsoft.com
>
>Also, there should be a log file on the computer where
you ran the update.
>It is called BBNUpdateLog.txt. If you have the software
installed, it will
>be stored in the install folder (usually C:\Program
Files\Microsoft
>Broadband Networking). If the software is not installed,
the log file is in
>the folder above the location selected for saving.
Please send this log file
>hnbugs@microsoft.com and someone will look at it.
>
>--
>Neel Malik
>Program Manager
>Microsoft Corporation
>
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
>
>
>
>"Mitch" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:203301c47ce0$9ea0bfb0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> No I am connected via the ethernet cable. The
password I
>> am using is correct. I am able to sign in to the base
>> station with this password. Any ideas?
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >It sounds like you are trying to install the firmware
>> update via
>> >wireless. This is a very bad idea. Microsoft had
>> several MN-500s
>> >damaged by allowing this to be done. All you need to
do
>> is connect to
>> >the MN-700 via a cable to install the firmware update.
>> The reason for
>> >this is because wireless connections are to unstable
to
>> be able to do
>> >this 100% of the time. This is Microsoft just making
>> there routers more
>> >ID10T resistant, as you can never make a product 100%
>> ID10T proof, as
>> >they will just make a better ID10T.
>> >
>> >Mitch wrote:
>> >
>> >> Can anyone explain why when I try to install the
>> latest
>> >> downloads for the MN-700, the application software
>> >> installs but the runtime and boot firmware will
>> not.
>> >> It gives a message that I need to have my ethernet
>> cable
>> >> plugged into one of the numbered ports on the router
>> even
>> >> though it is.
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>
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