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drew1114

join:2009-02-18
Adkins, TX

[Help Me] clearing the nvram on a Dgl 4500

Is it safe to clear the nvram on a Dgl 4500? Im just afraid i might damage the router. The reason im asking is because i read in different forms that it's a good idea to do it before and after you flash the router with new firmware. I installed the new 1.20na on the router but want to re-flash it. But before i do that i want to clear the nvram. Any help would be appreciated.


tipstir

join:2004-11-14
Enfield, CT
·Cox HSI

said by drew1114 See Profile :

Is it safe to clear the nvram on a Dgl 4500? Im just afraid i might damage the router. The reason im asking is because i read in different forms that it's a good idea to do it before and after you flash the router with new firmware. I installed the new 1.20na on the router but want to re-flash it. But before i do that i want to clear the nvram. Any help would be appreciated.

said by drew1114 See Profile :

Is it safe to clear the nvram on a Dgl 4500? Im just afraid i might damage the router. The reason im asking is because i read in different forms that it's a good idea to do it before and after you flash the router with new firmware. I installed the new 1.20na on the router but want to re-flash it. But before i do that i want to clear the nvram. Any help would be appreciated.

Connect it to a wired desktop
Disconnect the cable modem
On the desktop turn off your firewall, anti-virus/spyware etc..

Just take your time, don't rush..


drew1114

join:2009-02-18
Adkins, TX

Hey tipstir, couple a days ago installed the 1.20na on the router and the date of the firmware was 5/11/09 well i cleared the nvram awhile ago reinstalled the same firmware, and configured my router from scratch, but on the date of the firmware i just installed it says 4/29/09 do you have any idea why it did this?


tipstir

join:2004-11-14
Enfield, CT
·Cox HSI

said by drew1114 See Profile :

Hey tipstir, couple a days ago installed the 1.20na on the router and the date of the firmware was 5/11/09 well i cleared the nvram awhile ago reinstalled the same firmware, and configured my router from scratch, but on the date of the firmware i just installed it says 4/29/09 do you have any idea why it did this?
What is the firmware version on the unit now. Then repeat the process..

drew1114

join:2009-02-18
Adkins, TX

when i went to the properties of the firmware i downloaded it says modified date of 4/29/09 so think that is where it got date from so do you think i should download the firmware again reinstall it or should i just leave it, cause it seems to be running fine.


tipstir

join:2004-11-14
Enfield, CT
·Cox HSI

said by drew1114 See Profile :

when i went to the properties of the firmware i downloaded it says modified date of 4/29/09 so think that is where it got date from so do you think i should download the firmware again reinstall it or should i just leave it, cause it seems to be running fine.
If it's running fine just leave it. You can always download the current firmware to use later if you have issues. Other than that I would keep using what your using now.


ispgeek
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join:2006-02-16
Saint Petersburg, FL
reply to drew1114
God I hope it wasn't an A1 that he upgraded....

drew1114

join:2009-02-18
Adkins, TX
it is an A1 that upgraded the firmware on


ispgeek
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join:2006-02-16
Saint Petersburg, FL

said by drew1114 See Profile :

it is an A1 that upgraded the firmware on
Uh oh...

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