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Notice:
Before upgrading, please make sure the model number and hardware version in
the upgrade package match your own device. Please check the software built
date for the current one and the one in the upgrade package.
recommend to downgrade the firmware version; (If you don't know how to get
the data mentioned above, please refer to Q&A3)
Please
DO NOT unplug the USB data cable
Please ensure that the battery is
Please
DO NOT use USB extension
Preparation before Upgrading
1. Please download the upgrade package from TP-LINK's official website, then unzip the upgrade
package. The files will list as below.
2. Connect the device to your computer through a Micro USB cable. Once connected, Windows
will try to install drivers for the device. Please skip the installation because the Software Upgrade
Client (hereinafter named as "UpgradeClient") will install drivers automatically for you. (For more
information please refer to Q&A1.)
Start upgrading
1. Double click the TPSWUpgradeClient.exe to open the tool. (For Windows Vista, Windows 7 and
Windows 8, Windows will pop up the "User Account Control" dialog. You should press "Yes" to go
on.)
during upgrading precess;
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Summary of Contents for TP-Link M5250 V1
- Page 1 Preparation before Upgrading 1. Please download the upgrade package from TP-LINK’s official website, then unzip the upgrade package. The files will list as below. 2. Connect the device to your computer through a Micro USB cable. Once connected, Windows will try to install drivers for the device.
- Page 2 The UpgradeClient appears. If the “Device status” shows “Device CONNECTED!”, you can skip this step and go on. Otherwise if you find “No device found!” shows, please press the “Re-Detect” button to re-detect the device status. After re-detecting, in case the “Device Status” still shows “No device found!”, please refer to Q&A2 to troubleshoot.
- Page 3 The upgrading is complete successfully when the hint “Upgraded successfully” appears, you can click “Quit” to exit the tool then. Q&A Q1. How to skip the auto installation of drivers in Windows? Please refer to the guide for each Windows OS version.
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Page 4: For Windows Xp
For Windows XP When you have connected the device to your computer, Windows will popup the “Finding new device wizard” dialog. Press the “Cancel” button to skip the driver auto installation wizard. For Windows Vista When you have connected the device to your computer, Windows will popup the “Finding new device wizard”... -
Page 5: For Windows 7
Press the “Cancel” button. After a while, the Notification window will pop out a notification like this. Click this to show the status. Status like this means that you have already skipped the drivers auto installation. For Windows 7 When you have connected the device to your computer, the Notification area will pop out a... -
Page 6: For Windows 8
notification. Click this to show the status. Then you can find Windows is searching drivers for the new device in the Windows Update. Click the “Skip obtaining driver software from Windows Update”. After a while, you can see this. It means that you have already skipped the drivers auto installation. For Windows 8 For Windows 8 you don’t need to do anything because Windows 8 won’t install drivers for the unknown device automatically. - Page 7 If there is a yellow exclamation mark in the port like this, please restart your computer. If there is no port called “TP-LINK HS-USB Diagnostics Interface” while there is a device like this, please make sure you have skipped the auto installation of drivers in Windows.
- Page 8 After upgrading, please also follow this path and validate whether your firmware has been upgraded successfully.