… Avoid using Auto-Update for firmware: Instead of letting the hardware update itself, you should update the firmware when you see fit. It’s OK to choose Auto-Update for the security-only updates when that’s an option. …
… ASUS also said that its existing Wi-Fi 7 routers, namely the RT-BE96U and GT-BE98/Pro will get AFC via firmware updates within 2024. …
… In any case, for firmware updates, go to the firmware section of the primary router. You can jump directly there by clicking the router’s firmware version at the top of the web interface. ASUS also allows users to go back to an older firmware version. …
… Extra on ASUS firmware updates Considering the vast number of hardware options—virtually all ASUS Wi-Fi 6 and newer routers support AiMesh, and you can theoretically combine any two or more of them into a Wi-Fi system—firmware updates have proven to be a tricky business . …
… Avoid using Auto-Update for firmware: Instead of letting the hardware update itself, you should update the firmware when you see fit. It’s OK to choose Auto-Update for the security-only updates when that’s an option. …
… Hopefully, the router will get more stable via future firmware updates. …
… I tried with a few and was able to add routers using firmware as old as version 384 —the original release with AiMesh support—as satellite units. However, generally, it’s recommended that you use routers of the same or close firmware versions in a system. …
… Specifically, the RadiX AX6600 as well as the RadiX AXE6600 uses a Linux-based firmware with a standard local web user interface. And this firmware will likely persist in future MSI routers. …