06-10-2024 12:12 PM - edited 06-10-2024 12:14 PM
06-10-2024 01:02 PM
You need to be careful when using the download Beta versions option because it may go to an earlier version and override the newer version.
If you aren't doing that, do you have any AiMesh routers? Sometimes those can get confused.
Otherwise, you might tell us which router you have and then your current firmware version.
06-10-2024 01:57 PM - edited 06-10-2024 02:02 PM
06-10-2024 02:22 PM
It seems to show a 33474 version available. If you do a manual update and it won't find the new firmware version you may want to do a quick reset to clear it out. You should be able to save your configuration and reload it during the reset.
I am not familiar with that particular router, so not sure if there is some special circumstance involved.
06-10-2024 02:43 PM - edited 06-10-2024 02:43 PM
A manual update will probably work. But so far I've always been updating it by letting the router look for the update and doing it itself. Strange that it still says it's up to date, 5 days after a new update appears on the website. But I usually never look on the website, so maybe this can be common or even intentional. After some time, if there are no bugs reported, the firmware goes for automatic update.
06-10-2024 09:35 PM
I also do not have this model router. I can say reading the description you may want to download it to a local computer and upload it manually, vs using the "manual" check for updates button.
From past experience with other ASUS router models, usually the check for updates server is loaded first, prior to the Web site link. There is maybe one instance where a new model release was made available first on the website...