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[SOLVED]CF-WR752AC not working - after Firmware Update

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Mar 23, 2020 1 0 10 Hey guys, has anybody this Firmware from Comfast => CF-WR752AC-V1.1.0 I need this Download (broken link) http://en.comfast.com.cn/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=31&id=236 Could you please help? thx Solution Well that is going to make things hard when you can't get the driver from the official web site. Generally this is part of the reason these lessor known brands are cheaper they tend to have very poor support. Your first problem is does it even have a simple method to "unbrick" it even if you have the image. Some router have a special firmware recovery mode you can force them into but you have to follow their steps exactly. Even though it is likely a lot of effort you might find another vendors firmware that will load. These smaller companies especially just buy units from a larger manufacture who stamps their name on the units but they are identical internally. Even very large manufacture say asus or tplink do not actually... Sort by date Sort by votes B

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Aug 9, 2012 30,503 3,623 143,640 Well that is going to make things hard when you can't get the driver from the official web site. Generally this is part of the reason these lessor known brands are cheaper they tend to have very poor support. Your first problem is does it even have a simple method to "unbrick" it even if you have the image. Some router have a special firmware recovery mode you can force them into but you have to follow their steps exactly. Even though it is likely a lot of effort you might find another vendors firmware that will load. These smaller companies especially just buy units from a larger manufacture who stamps their name on the units but they are identical internally. Even very large manufacture say asus or tplink do not actually make their own router an wifi radio chips almost all are made by companies like qualcomm and others. What you need to find is a device that has the exact same cpu/processor/memory as yours. There are databases that show some of this information and you can also get some of it from the FCC reports they are required to file for equipment that can be used in the USA.\ At some point though you might just get tired of it and buy a new unit Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here. Share: Facebook X Bluesky LinkedIn Reddit Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link

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