Don’t get frustrated with the auto-update feature of the latest Orbi routers. You need to follow some
below-prescribed methodologies and this issue will no longer be a matter of trouble for you.
- First of all, downgrade the firmware to the prior released version.
- Fire the web browser in the device that you are using with your router.
- Go to ROUTER’s ‘IP Address>/debug.htm
- Log in with the USERNAME and Password.
- Look for "Enable Telnet".
- Start the session of TELNET, then enter the & IP Address of your router> TELNET is using the
port 23 - Now type NVRAM show and grep auto_<ENTER> and a long list of some codes will be
displayed on your computer screen. - To update, you should run the commands, like NVRAM set orbi_auto_upgrade=0<ENTER>.
- Do not leave any space in between these credentials.
- Confirm the three configuration are set to =0
NVRAM show | grep orbi_auto_upgrade<ENTER>
NVRAM show | grep auto_check_for_upgrade<ENTER>
NVRAM show | grep auto-update <ENTER>
After confirming these commands, then type NVRAM commit <ENTER>. By this step, you can save
the changes. To remove the Telnet session, type Exit. Now move back to the IP address of your
router/debug.htm web page and launch & Enable Telnet"
