Tp link tl wr740n firmware update. Using third party software on TP - Link devices
A software update can solve problems with previous software versions and improve the current operation of the device.
FOR UPDATE
IMPORTANT: To avoid problems when updating the software, please read the following information about the update procedure.
- Check that the hardware version and software version match. Installing the wrong software version may damage your device and void your warranty. (Usually V1.x =V1)
It is NOT recommended to install a software version that is not intended for your region. Click to select your region and download the most current software version.
- DO NOT turn off the power during the update process as this may damage the router
- Do NOT update your router software over Wi-Fi unless this is the only way.
- It is recommended that all users stop using all Internet applications on the computer or disconnect the network cable from client devices before updating.
Note: Configuration files may not be installed correctly on new firmware versions that require a factory reset.
Recommendations for updating software: Wi-Fi router, Wi-Fi router with ADSL2+ modem, Wi-Fi signal amplifier
Using third-party software on devicesTP- Link
The official software of TP-Link devices can be replaced with third-party software, for example, DD-WRT. TP-Link is not obliged to provide service or technical support for devices with third-party software and does not guarantee its stable operation. Damage caused to the device as a result of using third-party software will void the warranty.
Open source for programmers (GPL)
The following information is intended for programmers and is not relevant to most end users of TP-Link products.
TP-Link products contain code developed by third parties, including code developed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 1/version 2/version 3 or the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). You may use the corresponding software under the terms of the GPL license.
You can view, print and download the relevant GPL license terms. The GPL Source Center provides you with downloadable GPL source code for the relevant software used in TP-Link products, as well as other information, including a list of TP-Link software that contains GPL source code.
A software update can solve problems with previous software versions and improve the current operation of the device.
FOR UPDATE
IMPORTANT: To avoid problems when updating the software, please read the following information about the update procedure.
- Check that the hardware version and software version match. Installing the wrong software version may damage your device and void your warranty. (Usually V1.x =V1)
It is NOT recommended to install a software version that is not intended for your region. Click to select your region and download the most current software version.
- DO NOT turn off the power during the update process as this may damage the router
- Do NOT update your router software over Wi-Fi unless this is the only way.
- It is recommended that all users stop using all Internet applications on the computer or disconnect the network cable from client devices before updating.
Note: Configuration files may not be installed correctly on new firmware versions that require a factory reset.
Recommendations for updating software: Wi-Fi router, Wi-Fi router with ADSL2+ modem, Wi-Fi signal amplifier
Using third-party software on devicesTP- Link
The official software of TP-Link devices can be replaced with third-party software, for example, DD-WRT. TP-Link is not obliged to provide service or technical support for devices with third-party software and does not guarantee its stable operation. Damage caused to the device as a result of using third-party software will void the warranty.
Open source for programmers (GPL)
The following information is intended for programmers and is not relevant to most end users of TP-Link products.
TP-Link products contain code developed by third parties, including code developed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 1/version 2/version 3 or the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). You may use the corresponding software under the terms of the GPL license.
You can view, print and download the relevant GPL license terms. The GPL Source Center provides you with downloadable GPL source code for the relevant software used in TP-Link products, as well as other information, including a list of TP-Link software that contains GPL source code.
A software update can solve problems with previous software versions and improve the current operation of the device.
FOR UPDATE
IMPORTANT: To avoid problems when updating the software, please read the following information about the update procedure.
- Check that the hardware version and software version match. Installing the wrong software version may damage your device and void your warranty. (Usually V1.x =V1)
It is NOT recommended to install a software version that is not intended for your region. Click to select your region and download the most current software version.
- DO NOT turn off the power during the update process as this may damage the router
- Do NOT update your router software over Wi-Fi unless this is the only way.
- It is recommended that all users stop using all Internet applications on the computer or disconnect the network cable from client devices before updating.
Note: Configuration files may not be installed correctly on new firmware versions that require a factory reset.
Recommendations for updating software: Wi-Fi router, Wi-Fi router with ADSL2+ modem, Wi-Fi signal amplifier
Using third-party software on devicesTP- Link
The official software of TP-Link devices can be replaced with third-party software, for example, DD-WRT. TP-Link is not obliged to provide service or technical support for devices with third-party software and does not guarantee its stable operation. Damage caused to the device as a result of using third-party software will void the warranty.
Open source for programmers (GPL)
The following information is intended for programmers and is not relevant to most end users of TP-Link products.
TP-Link products contain code developed by third parties, including code developed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 1/version 2/version 3 or the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). You may use the corresponding software under the terms of the GPL license.
You can view, print and download the relevant GPL license terms. The GPL Source Center provides you with downloadable GPL source code for the relevant software used in TP-Link products, as well as other information, including a list of TP-Link software that contains GPL source code.
