Lenovo S820 Firmware update error

Hi
Today i tried to update my Lenovo s820 firmware : S820_ROW_8G_S221_140730_TO_S820_ROW_8G_S222_141121 (222MB)
After complete download i faced error while updating.
Can anyone faced same issue and whether it got rectified?
Thank you

I suggest to use Lenovo Smart Assistant (desktop client) to help updating your phone version if you couldn't do it from the phone.
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/phones/vibe-series/vibe-z2-pro/downloads/DS101291
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... This did not fix the issue. He explained that the update was probably not needed. It wasn't compatible with my computer, and that the techs who put my new drive in probably installed any updates I needed at Apple Care.
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