glnc222 wrote:The battery is not killed; it always says low once removed from the charger, and can be recharged quickly. It is really just discovering how charged it is, taking a few minutes.
cool8man wrote:I cannot get this update to work. This is the worst updating program I have ever seen. Why don't they just let you download a file to your PC and install from the PC. How come every router manufacturer on the planet can figure out how to do a firmware upgrade, but Neato is completely clueless.
Anyway someone could figure out how to get ahold of the update file and create an update software that actually works reliably. I've spent the last 2 hours trying to get this working with no success.
denodan wrote:cool8man wrote:I cannot get this update to work. This is the worst updating program I have ever seen. Why don't they just let you download a file to your PC and install from the PC. How come every router manufacturer on the planet can figure out how to do a firmware upgrade, but Neato is completely clueless.
Anyway someone could figure out how to get ahold of the update file and create an update software that actually works reliably. I've spent the last 2 hours trying to get this working with no success.
Trouble is people chuck out old computers in favour of modern ones, and it's the modern ones that have all the trouble. So keep an old laptop as backup to things that fail to work.
I still have an old Acer Travelmate Laptop, with XP, and even has 3.5" floppy drive, and that worked for me.
Get yourself an old PC, problem solved.
The motto, is keep an old PC handy, you never know when you will need it.
denodan wrote:
Trouble is people chuck out old computers in favour of modern ones, and it's the modern ones that have all the trouble.
I still have an old Acer Travelmate Laptop, with XP, and even has 3.5" floppy drive, and that worked for me.
Get yourself an old PC, problem solved.
The motto, is keep an old PC handy, you never know when you will need it.
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