Firmware Upgrade: p1102w, p1606dn, m1210 series, cp 1025nw

The following products require a firmware upgrade (FW older than 20130210 ) and re-registration with ePrint center for use of the ePrint feature. Please print a configuration page to see what version of firmware your printer has.
HP LaserJet P1100 Series
HP LaserJet Pro P1102w
HP LaserJet P1600 Series
HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn
HP LaserJet M1210 MFP Series
HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1213nf MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1214nfh MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1216nfh MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1218nfs MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1219nf MFP
HP LaserJet Pro CP 1020 Color Printer Series
HP LaserJet Pro CP1025nw
If a customer has one of the above devices, has FW older than 20130210 and has registered the device with HP ePrint Center, they will need to update the firmware on their device in order to continue to use the ePrint feature.
To obtain the firmware, please visit www.hp.com/go/eprint and do the following:
Select your device series from the list.
NOTE: Reference above list for help on finding your device series.
Select the appropriate operating system for your PC.
Click the RUN button.
Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install the firmware upgrade for your device.
After firmware upgrade is complete, you may need to reset Web Services on your device and re-register the device with the HP ePrint Center by doing the following:
Access the Embedded Web Services (EWS) by entering the IP address of your device in your web browser’s address bar.
Click on the HP Web Services tab.
Click the button to remove Web Services.
Click the button to enable Web Services.
Print the information sheet to get the new ePrint printer code for your device.
Go to www.hpeprint.com
Sign in to your ePrint account.
Select “Add a Printer” to your Account.
Enter the new printer code for your device (from the information sheet).
10. Enter a new customized email address.
NOTE: Your previous customized email address may be unavailable. If that occurs, please choose a new customized email address or enter your old customized email address and choose from one of the suggestions presented.
11. Change your ePrint settings as needed.
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@jrboozer,
Have you tried going into your Start menu, looking for the HP folder, then using the wireless configuration utility? When I set the wireless up on my machine, this was how I did it and it worked beautifully.
Please let me know if you need any other help.
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We have read in the cisco 300 switch admin guide that there are two images (active and inactive) and that a new downloaded firmware always replaces the inactive image and is active until explicitly set. The admin guide does not mention inability to make an older firmware image as active image when the switch has previously run on a new release firmware image. My customer's engineers testing have informed me that an older image can not be made active after a newer image has booted. Can you please verify if this if a fallback is supposed to work as it is causing a lot of concern-
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Jena,
The release notes -
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/csbms/sf30x_sg30x/release_notes/Sx200-Sx300_R1.1.2.x.pdf
What firmware is the switches currently on?
Major Changes and Defects Corrected
• Hardware version 1.0 devices that were upgraded to software version 1.1
can now be downgraded to software version 1.0. You must delete the
startup configuration file before rebooting the device to software version
1.0. Otherwise the device may have problems when booting up. You may
backup your running configuration before the reboot, and re-import the
configuration afterward. Major Changes and Defects Corrected
• Hardware version 1.0 devices that were upgraded to software version 1.1
can now be downgraded to software version 1.0. You must delete the
startup configuration file before rebooting the device to software version
1.0. Otherwise the device may have problems when booting up. You may
backup your running configuration before the reboot, and re-import the
configuration afterward.
Please read full release notes for other work arounds
Hope this helps,
Jasbryan

How do I install a firmware upgrade on a 300 series switch?

I have downloaded the ros file, but can't find how to apply it. I know this information must be out there, but can't find it. Thanks

Hello Henry,
Once logged into the switch you will want to go to the following location Administration > File Management > Upgrade/Backup Firmware.
From here you will select the file you downloaded and upload it to the switch. Once this process is complete, the firmware will now be located on the switch on image 2.
You will then go to the Active Image tab right below. From here you will change to image 2. Please make sure to save your configuration at this point and then reboot the switch.

HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Printer - Firmware Upgrade

In her apartment, my elderly mother has an HP LaserJet Pro P1102w printer, that I set up for her.
It’s hooked up, via WiFi, to her Router that's attached to her Cable Modem.
She doesn't have her own PC. She has only the printer.
When the printer was first purchased, I brought the printer and my Windows XP laptop to her home and installed the printer there.
I email documents to her printer's HP ePrint email address, and I also print web pages to the printer using Google Cloud Print. I do this from my own home, to send her information from the Internet.
An email was received today, saying the following:
"A free firmware upgrade is required to keep your ePrint and associated Print Apps service working. Please go to www.hp.com/go/eprint, download the newest firmware, and continue using your ePrint solution. If you do not complete the upgrade, your ePrint and Print Apps may not work after Hewlett-Packard has finished a service upgrade on 08/07/2013.
Devices requiring the free firmware upgrade are as follows:
HP LaserJet Pro P1100 Series (model HP LaserJet Pro P1102w)”
Is there any way for me to use my Windows XP laptop, to connect to the printer, remotely over the Internet, via the printer's HP ePrint email address, or via the HP Connected account, or in any other way,
and initiate the printer’s firmware upgrade, without leaving my home?
Thank you.

Hi, the short answer is no.
Read the "How to Install" at this link.
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HP Laserjet p1102w - after firmware upgrade / Smart Install update - down to 1MB free memory

Hello,
I have a Laserjet p1102w running off a laptop with Windows 7 64-bit. Just bought the printer this month.
After updating the firmware to 20120814 version and updating the SmartInstall update utility for the 20120814 version as well, I am now down to 1 MB free memory (out of 8MB originally). [Another LJ p1102w updated prior to these updates has 3MB free memory.]
Because I have 1MB free memory, the printer is almost a brick. It can print simple text based pages - however, printing any page with a graphic or a PDF file will cause the printer to take forever to receive data - essentially preventing printing a page on my new printer (while printing the same page instantaneously on my older nonupdated p1102w).
Is there any way to fix this problem, given there is no memory upgrade option? Otherwise, this printer is a brick.
Thank you in advance for a reply - especially from HP.

Hi cyskim,
Did you tried turning the printer off and on after updating the firmware? This should clear its memory, including any memory may affected during the firmware upgrade proccess .
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How to reset the accessible RAM of my CE658A printer (LJ P1102w) back to 8 MB after firmware upgrade

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Firmware upgrade from 2.1(3a) to 2.1(3b).

I don't find any documentation on the web for firmware upgrade from 2.1(3a) to 2.1(3b)..
is it wise to follow this link http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/upgrading/from1.4/to2.1/b_UpgradingCiscoUCSFrom1.4To2.1.html
Any best practices ?

I would consult
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/firmware-mgmt/gui/2.1/b_GUI_Firmware_Management_21.pdf
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C5 still rebooting after firmware upgrade

I recently upgraded to 032.010, but turning on the radio makes the phone reboot just as it did prior to upgrading. I had a theory that only certain frequencies provoked this reaction, but now I've started experiencing it on frequencies which previously did not provoke a reboot. Anyone else having this problem? If you haven't used the radio yet but plan to, I suggest you try it ASAP, in case you experience the same issue as me and want to return your phone.

I forgot to mention that I've previously bought three C5's (from different shops, in case the problem was limited to one batch) and returned all of them because they all behaved this way. Bought the 4th (which has a different production code, so that can't be it either) when I saw there was a firmware upgrade available, hoping it would solve the problem, but it didn't. Now it even reboots on frequencies that did not provoke a reboot on the previous firmware, although I can't say for sure the upgrade is responsible. Anyway, this is definitely not a unit specific issue, it's the whole series that is faulty (or at least the Scandinavian model). Quite annoying, as I'm otherwise perfectly happy with the C5.

N73 Firmware upgrade--- bad working Voice dialing

I updated the firmware of my Nokia N73 from 268.0.0.3 to 368.0.0.1. With the older version delivered by the phone voice dialing worked. In the 268.0.0.3 I only could given voice command for the profiles not for the contacts. It didn't recognise any contact. Because of thos I decided to do the next firmware upgrade to 368.0.0.1 and now the voice dialing doesn't work at all. Each time I put the button to activate it tells me "fualty voicesystem"in dutch "fout spraaksysteem. Now it became even worser. Is there anyone who helps me out?
regards

16-Dec-2006
03:34 PM
conradus wrote:
Thank you for your reaction. I put the firmware for the second time to my phone. Now it seems working again. When I touch the button for voice dialing it works untill then. But I may ask for every contact in my contactlist but nothing happens. When I touch the button again it is not reacting then but only the second time. When i asked for an other profile it sometimes works. In my contactlist it is possible to hear the contactname. But via voice dialing none of the contacts to choose.
best regards
Voice Dialling seems to be a bit choppy on most of the N-series models, because they use speech synthesis. Whereas this works for profile names, it's a different tackle for contact names. This is because contact names are assigned by assigned by you, the user. If you select Play Voice Tag for any given contact in your phone, it will output this name using speech synthesis. You will have to EXACTLY copy this output. And, if the name of a certain user is "John Doe Geralds", it wouldn't suffice to simply say "John Doe". You'd HAVE to put Geralds behind that, and in the EXACT same way as the device says it.
The only way to change a voice label for any given name is to change the name itself. The same goes for profile names and commands, but I wouldn't change these as the defaults work fine.
A reason because of which voice dialling may not work can also be found in the user's voice details having become useless for the phone. To correct this, go to Tools> Voice commands > Options > Settings and choose: Reset Voice Adaptations. Note that carrying this out means that ALL data collected about your voice shall be lost; you might have a bit of difficulty using voice features the first couple of times after performing this instruction. Beware to EXACTLY copy whatever the phone says, even though you know real-world pronunciation to be different. Until now, I haven't had to actually adjust the pitch of my voice to the synthesizer's pitch, but I know this would improve recognition accuracy.
Oh yeah... Sorry for my late reaction!
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Did scan to Diskstation stop connecting with firmware upgrade CLP1CN1516AR

I use my HP 8600 N911g almost daily to scan to LAN network attached storage, in this case a Diskstation. As of today I cannot scan to the Diskatation any more, it just will not connect. I have tried powering off in turn the printer, the router, the diskstation, letting each sit for 1 or more minutes before restarting, to no avail. I can print from my laptop to the printer, i can ping it via IP address and computername, I can open up its web interface and test the network locations - four are defined on the Diskstation, none of them connect. I created a new definition of an existing folder on the Diskstation and tested that, it also could not connect. From my laptop (Windows 7 SP1 64) I can access the Diskstation folders fine through both Windows Explorer and a command line interface. HP diagnostic tools on my laptop all run fine except for the scan test, which pulls in both sheets of paper from the ADF tray but the second sheet does not quite get ejected and the test locked up my printer; cancel and power button did nothing so I had to unplug it. I noticed yesterday that my printer said it was downloading an upgrade but eventually it aborted. Today I ran HP 8600 tools and it said I was up to date. It reported firmware version CLP1CN1516AR, which I understand was released 7/20/15. Could this upgrade be the problem? My printer is connected via ethernet to a LinkSys router that is bridged wirelessly to a Verizon FiOS ActionTec router to which the Diskstation is ethernet attached. This system has been in place for a year or so. My laptop, bridged router and printer are all within 3 feet of each other, the ActionTec is 30' away through two walls, my latop rates the ActionTec 4/5 bars in Windows icon or -59 dBm from Xirrus WiFi Inspector, from near to the printer. Vey frustrating. Any ideas, please?

I was called by HP Support, they reached me Friday just as I was about to leave to go on vacation for two weeks. They had read this thread and knew it was more than just me. They acknowledged a problem and assigned me a case number but closed my ticket, I need to call them when I am back on the 24th August so we can work to find a solution. They will open a new ticket then.
I hope HP will contact you and open a ticket for you and resolve the problem and issue a new firmware upgrade including the fix so that I can try it when I return, but that might be a stretch as presumably it goes through some QA testing before they release it. At least they should start working on it with your help.
Please keep us posted on any developments.
For a workaround I enabled scan to computer and email scan. I tried webscan interface and it scans but when finished it says click the save button to save but there is no save button, the two scan and cancel buttons remain unchanged from before initiating the scan. I tried both of those and they do what they say they do and don't save. I can see a preview mini image of the page and if I hover over it it presents a series of icons including a diskette but when I click that I can go through the motions of saving but the file is empty. The email scan is easiest to use, I send to myself and it takes a few minutes after scanning to appear in my inbox and sent folder. From there I can download to NAS or forward as an email. But compared to scan to network it is much slower and more labor intensive.
Good luck, both of you (pcni & greylisted).

SRW224G4 firmware upgrade

Hi I have questionS:
1. Can I upgrade SRW224G4 in web browser from 1.2.1b to 1.2.2b boot version 1.0.2?
2. After firmware upgrade will be in switch the same configuration or default?
Thank you.

Hi,
The upgrade should work fine from a browser, i recently upgraded one of my switches.
Configuration should remain the same after the upgrade.
However, SRW series tend to have some problems, so:
- backup your configuration before upgrade (it's best practice to always backup all configs before any upgrade on any switch)
- have a serial console ready with Xmodem software, in case the upgrade goes bad...
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Zen Nano Plus - Connection Problems and Firmware Upgrade probl

Like many others posting on this forum, for a while I had problems trying to get my GB Zen Nano Plus to be recognized by the .0.03 Firmware Update software.
I eventually got it by doing this:
While the Firmware Update software was "Searching" for a device, I kept on unplugging and plugging in the Zen Nano Plus from the USB cable while holding down the Play button, unti it "caught". I tried this since I noticed it would initially see the unit saying "A device has been detected in recovery mode...", but then throw the unit into "non-recovery" mode and hence force the Firmware Update software to keep on searching.
Anyhoo, after it did finally "catch" it (after about 0 times unplugging/plugging while holding the Play button down), it showed my firmware as .03.02, and so I did the upgrade to .0.03. The upgrade said "Complete". I then take the unit off of USB, and put my battery back in. and. uhm. well. Now it won't turn on at all. *sigh*
So there I go again in the "unplug-plug" loop on trying to get the older .03.02. Finally caught after about 30 times (yes my hands are tired). And after downgrading to .03.02, putting the battery back in, the unit turns on fine.. WHEW.
So, beware to everyone. Not sure if I'd trust the .0.03 Firmware. Doesnt seem to work on my Zen Nano Plus, and I JUST bought the thing from Circuit City about a week ago.
And for those of you having problems getting the Firmware Upgrade to work.. try my (tiring) method.
I tried this on my Dell D600 laptop (actually used the USB ports on the docking station).
-taka

lcvdw wrote:Can you tell me what I am supposed to see if it is connected properly?
With your player connected and View, Devices by Connection selected in Device Manager navigate through as follows:
Advanced Config and Power Interface (ACPI) PC
->Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System
-->PCI Bus
You should then see a series of USB Host Controllers that you will have to click through in turn to find the one your player is connected to.
Underneath each controller should be a USB Hub, and then devices are listed beneath the hubs.
For my N200 I have USB Mass Storage Device, Creative MuVo N200 USB Device then Generic Volume.
Your entry should be similar but with Zen Nano Plus instead of N200.
While you're there, right-click on the entry for the hub attached to your player and select Properties. On the Power tab it will show how much current the port can supply and in the Attached Devices list it will show how much power the player needs. In my case the hub supplies 500mA and the player needs 00mA.
PB
Message Edited by PeeBee on 2-30-2005 02:05 PM

Toshiba STOR.E TV+ firmware upgrade

Hello,
Is there any unofficial firmware upgrade for the STOR.E TV+ product series? I can clearly see that there's no official firmware upgrade...
The one shipping with the product looks like "work in progress" (you can see this throughout the entire user interface, which is clumsy and very "90s", but especially if you access the device using your browser - though this one could be useful if your math is rusty and need a little help to perform basic additions :) ).
Moreover, despite the fact that the product is on the market for over 1 year now, there's no firmware upgrade available (despite the obvious need for one). Sometimes I wonder when would have been the release date if the product's time to market would have been extended in order to have a fully functional product upon the release!
@ Toshiba developers: if you don't bother to release a firmware at least give the code "as is" to the community. This way you will certainly find someone willing to do (out of pure passion) whatever you were supposed to do (for the money you make as developers, part of those we pay for this product as customers).
Thanks.

Hi there,
As expected, the software is... archaic!
You can telnet into your box (user: root, no password required) and you'll see the software specs: it is based on BusyBox 1.1.3! There's nothing wrong with BusyBox (a Debian-based Linux distribution, originally intended to run from a single floppy disk, but now able to run to almost anything: phones, routers, NASs...), except for the version: 1.1.3 has been released on May 17, 2006! (Yes, it was already 4 years old when Toshiba decided to put the STOR.E TV+ on the market!).
The newest version is 1.19.3, released on October 29, 2011 (and, if you follow the release notes, there have been some tremendous improvements form 2006 to 2011!).
So.. Toshiba guys, when can we expect an update? (I sure would like to have a proof that you're actually working!)
It is certainly not enough to just throw an update to the CLI-based code; it must be linked to the remote and OSD as well (besides, since Toshiba is not mentioned in the products list on the BusyBox site, I don't expect them to have been used an open code). So just changing the routines, without changing the way they're called for, is useless, and could brick your product.

PETITION: This is what I would like to see in a new firmware upgrade for the MTP ZEN TO

FIXES:
-Ensures correct playback on the player of Zencast audio content that has been transferred using Zencast organiser. Remaining time is displayed correctly, and rewind / fast-forward functions can be used
- Allows users to transfer tracks between folders on the player when using a program such as Creative Mediasource [THIS IS NEEDED FOR ALL MTP PLAYERS]
- Allows charging via USB when the player is not being used by a program or is low on battery [THIS FEATURE SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN REMOVED BY MTP UPGRADE]
ENHANCEMENTS / ADDITIONAL FEAUTRES [I HAVE LISTED THESE BY MY PERSONAL ORDER OF PREFERENCE]:
) Allows the playback of Audible content types ,2,3,4 on the player, via a plug-in in Audible Manager
2) Adds bookmarking feature to the player
3) Adds SmartVolume EQ feature to the player
4) Adds DJ menu to the player
5) Allows user to partition a section of the player for data transfer
6) Allows user to synchronise tasks from Outlook to the player
7) Allows TXT files/ Ebooks to be stored/ viewed on the player
8) Adds BassBoost EQ feature to the player
PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION TO URGE CREATIVE TO INTRODUCE AT LEAST SOME OF THESE FIXES / FEATURES IN A FIRMWARE UPGRADE FOR THE MTP ZEN TOUCH - also please feel free to add other suggestions that would improve the functionality of the Zen Touch
Message Edited by joshua32 on <SPAN class=date_text>05-30-2006 <SPAN class=time_text>:7 PM
Message Edited by joshua32 on 05-30-2006 :8 PM

all of these would be awesome, as would lyrics support, I REALLY want that

Firmware upgrade crippled cp1025nw

LaserJet CP1025nw color: was working flawlessly
received email from HP 4/3/2012, recommending firmware upgrade to v 20120130.
ran upgrade 4/3/2012 from iMac, OS10.6.8.
got error: 'update failed'
print queue says 'printing', cp1025nw doesn't respond.
printer lights: orange triangle enclosed exclamation mark plus green semicircle
This means: fatal error, per the user manual.
manual instructs to turn off, unplug, plug-in, turn on. I did this several times.
printer lights still indicate: fatal error.
HP utility says: device status: unknown, service ID: unknown, FW version: unknown, driver version 2.0.20110727
                  tried to print configuration page: got error 'cannot establish two-way communication with the device'
                  printer and computer are connected with USB cable, (this cable / port communicates without issue to Epson inkjet printer)
Tried printing from Dell laptop: Latitude E6410 with USB cable: Windows XP professional, 2002, service pack 3.
                  has routinely printed from this computer previously.
error message in printer queue: 'error - printing',
Dell said 'found new hardware' tried to install with HP cd-rom
                  error message said 'the hardware was not installed because the wizard cannot find the necessary software'
ran the HP print diagnostic utility HPPDU.exe file from the Dell with USB cable: 'Everything checks out okay with your printer'
print test page: no response from the cp1025nw
What should I try next?

Since my last post I’ve retried the same troubleshooting described before, this time just from the PC. The result is still the same. Lights on the cp1025nw indicate “fatal error”.
Does anyone know how to put this printer into ‘bootcode’ mode? I’ve read about this in some other posts about HP firmware updates trashing printers.
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=110&prodSeriesId=...
and
http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/forums/laser/63535
Is there some combination of button presses that sends the printer into bootcode so it is ready to accept the firmware?
HP: How do you start up these printers when they are just manufactured to load the firmware?

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