I am trying to update the firmware on a TS1000 and it keeps telling me that the firmware I am trying to install is older that what is already on the remote.

When I go to the setup screen on the remote and bring up the firmware version, it is clearly older that what is on my computer.

Has anyone come across this?

Thanks
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Which version of ProntoEdit are your using when trying to update?

What is the version displayed in your Pronto?

I figured it out. I just used the older version of protoedit and was able to update it. Thanks

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Hmm, I'd still be interested to know what was on your remote and what version you were updating in.

The remote had Sys V3.61 and App V4.84 and I was using ProntoEdit 4.0. It would not upgrade. When I used prontoedit 1.5 it easily upgraded to 3.62 and 4.85

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A few people have had the same problem.

Using Prontoedit 4.0, I've just tried to update furmware from the 3.6/4.81 on my TS1000 to 3.62/4.85. It fails after asking me to reset the pronto, claiming it fails to access the boot, or something like that.

I know this is a common problem. I found this thread doing a seach, but still have not found an answer. Thanks to anyone who knows how to get ProntoEdit 4.0 tools/update firmware working with an original TS1000.

Dave B.

Some people find that they need to use 1.05 to do the update.

I read the same advice in almost every other post the search for "firmware update" revealed. I lost all my old CCFs and Ponto edit versions when the computer I had them on had it's hard drive fail and replaced. I spent the long time via my dialup connection to download the "latest" version, thinking surely it must be more reliable and contain features the older version didn't.

So I "could" spend another hour downloading 1.05. But I'd rather find out if there is a fix or a trick to getting version 4 to update firmware. BTW, was there ever a version 2 or 3?

Dave B.