Deco X20 Firmware

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#3250960 19-Jun-2024 20:55

I purchased my X20's from TradeMe as unused units, so unsure of their original source.

But my hardware model is X20(NZ-V) Ver 1.20

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#3250962 19-Jun-2024 21:00

kiwiharry: I purchased my X20's from TradeMe as unused units, so unsure of their original source.

But my hardware model is X20(NZ-V) Ver 1.20

Those are one NZ/Vodafone

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#3250963 19-Jun-2024 21:03

Thanks Harry. Did you update it via the Tplink Android app or IOS? and if so can you tell me the App version number.

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#3250965 19-Jun-2024 21:13

Notification was via Deco Android app version 3.7.55.

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#3250966 19-Jun-2024 21:20

Oh well, weird that it doesnt offer me any new update despite checking in multiple different ways.

Guess ill have to wait it to appear.

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#3250972 19-Jun-2024 21:32

Apsattv:

https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/656018

looks like you cant use non VF firmware

maybe if you can to a firmware flash recovery it might work

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#3250975 19-Jun-2024 21:38

Apsattv:

Oh well, weird that it doesnt offer me any new update despite checking in multiple different ways.

Guess ill have to wait it to appear.

nothing came up for me too

if its firmware ver 2.0.6 Build 20240115 Rel. 55945

it would of been available in january 15 2024 by the date code

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#3251141 20-Jun-2024 11:49

Same here. Voda X20 plus a couple of extra units added via Trade Me.

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The firmware is 41671, and no update is available via the app. Edit - App is android

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#3251204 20-Jun-2024 13:41

Apsattv:

Ive done a reboot of both deco x20 units then checked again in the app. Still nothing, are you sure that you are not using a different hardware revision? Has anyone else managed to update? I've also logged into the Deco via the webbrowser interface and checked there, but still no updates available.

Can anyone else confirm that they are using a Deco X20 supplied via vodafone/one that are being offered firmware 2.0.6 Build 20240115 Rel. 55945 when checked via the app?

It’s under System>Update Deco. Yes mine updated to the 55945 and confirm they are X20 from Vodafone.

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#3251205 20-Jun-2024 13:43

My Deco App is via Apple. Not sure if having an android app makes a difference to which updates available.

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#3251253 20-Jun-2024 18:14

There should be an easy path to factory firmware for when ISPs lag behind,
especially for security updates.

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#3251266 20-Jun-2024 20:54

Batwing: There should be an easy path to factory firmware for when ISPs lag behind,
especially for security updates.

In the tplink web interface you can upload the new firmware locally. If you have the firmware file.

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#3251341 20-Jun-2024 23:10

Apsattv:

Batwing: There should be an easy path to factory firmware for when ISPs lag behind,
especially for security updates.

In the tplink web interface you can upload the new firmware locally. If you have the firmware file.

That's if they can have it for download