Non-Functioning after firmare upgrade attempt

nobody fiin this firmware ,i try too fiind without success

Wireless routers contain built-in programmable logic called firmware. The firmware is embedded software that implements network and security protocols for that specific model of hardware device.Every wireless router ships with a tested version of firmware provided by the manufacturer. However, most routers are also designed to support a firmware upgrade process. This allows the manufacturer to provide enhancements to routers already sold. Manufacturers generally provide firmware upgrades as free downloads from their Web site.

Additionally, a few manufacturers (like Linksys) provide their firmware as open source code on the Internet. Programmers worldwide are free to modify and extend the code with new features for their routers. Several versions of this hacked firmware can be found on the Web, but the average homeowner should avoid these types of firmware.
The Firmware Update Process
You begin a firmware upgrade by downloading a binary file package from the manufacturer's Web site. After the package is set up properly on a PC, an administrator can launch the actual upgrade from the wireless router's administrative console. The router will stop functioning if the upgrade fails to complete. For this reason, manufacturers generally recommend an Ethernet cable be run from the router to the PC to ensure maximum stability during the update. Consult the router's product documentation for details.
Immediately after purchasing a router, check the firmware version to ensure it is the latest version. Firmware can be installed on a router at the factory several months before the router is sold.
Then, check the manufacturer's Web site occasionally over time for any new firmware upgrade postings. Each time a firmware upgrade is posted, the manufacturer will provide notes detailing the enhancements it provides. Feel free to skip an upgrade if the new version does not offer any interesting features. However, if a router is performing sluggishly, freezing unexpectedly or experiencing dropped connections, firmware upgrade often supplies a quick fix.

> problem with printers

Searching the manufacturer's web-site:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3686743&lc=en&cc=ca&dlc=en&lang=en&cc=ca

the only '2840' that I could find is *NOT* a printer.

See that web-site for "trouble-shooting" tips, but a failed firmware upgrade usually means a trip to the nearest factory repair centre for a replacement of the motherboard.

try downloading the firmware again.
It is a possible corrupted file from the site.
you may be able to download it directly from the linksys site or contact them by phone to check that the file is valid
1.make sure you are downloading the correct version also from the site.

Upgrading Firmware is a very dangerous exercise because it is non-reversable. It is important to make sure that the firmare downloaded is for the correct model and for the correct country. Repair for wrong firmware will only be replacement of the main PCB.

To upgrade the firmware,you need to download the firmware from here: http://support.sony-europe.com/dna/downloads/firmware/firmware.aspx?site=odw_en_GB&m=NWZ-B135&f=FRM_NWZ_B13x_f after downloading,run it and then connect the player to system while holding the "volume -" button...it should be detected and the firmware would be restored.

I think I found the solution to everyones problem of "upload not present" message on the Garmin GPS12** when trying to update the Firmware. I'm really busy - just picked up my daughter from the airport and a million things to do. I will post again in detail maybe later today-tonight.

Mike

Same problem here.... please someone give me a solution...

unzip file, put it directly on disc don't use any program, disconnect, turn off, put on recharge and power on the player.

The "Firmware Upgrading" should only show for about 60 seconds.

You could try removing the battery and restarting.

If this doesn't work try repairing again.