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Old 02-19-2013, 08:11 PM   #1
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Is it okay to update to newest firmware on router?
Hello everyone,

First off, I'm a total noob with these kinda stuff T_T. I'm sorry if this may seem to be a dumb question to some of you.

my question is.. is it okay to update my Asus RT N56u router's firmware directly to the newest firmware?

Or...

Do i have to upgrade one by one to the newest one?
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generally when you update to the latest firmware.. it will also include the previous updates as well

i have the rt-n66u myself
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read the update log first, if it is major bug fixing, then sure.
If it's only minor update, dont bother, unless your current firmware is not stable.
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unless asus screwed up, you should be able to upgrade straight to the latest
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