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Answer» I am trying to update my copiers firmware using a USB stick but don't exactly understand what the directions are saying. Maybe someone can help..First , from the manufacturer website, I am supposed to download the program loader in the root of the USB. I understand that part. Then I'm supposed to load the new firmware of my specific model in a sub folder. That's where I need help. The root program is called mentsu.02 and the file I'm supposed to load is 4520 series..I'm not sure how to procede..thanks You did not say which copier. Makes a difference. Those certainly sound like strange instructions for installing a printer... It's a copier... Quote from: The OP I am trying to update my copiers firmware Quote from: Geek-9pm You did not say which copier. Yes he did. Quote from: The OP the file I'm supposed to load is 4520 series Toshiba 4520c Photocopier: Many copiers these days have a USB port and you can use this to update the firmware. Quote from: Toshiba It's now possible to use the high quality scanning system INCORPORATED as a standard feature of the Toshiba machine to scan directly to a USB storage device or memory stick. Alternatively you are able to output image files directly from the USB device utilising all of the features on the advanced Toshiba colour system. You only have to look... To business... Quote from: The OP Then I'm supposed to load the new firmware of my specific model in a sub folder. That's where I need help. You open the USB stick in Windows Explorer and place program loader in the root folder, that is, the uppermost folder of the drive. If the drive letter was E: (just an example) then the root folder would be E:\ and then you make a new folder in the root folder for example E:\Newfolder\ and put the new firmware file in that new subfolder. It might be crucial to give this subfolder a correct name but without more information we cannot really say. If you give a link to the instructions we can take a look and see if we can help further. These devices aren't cheap and you don't want to brick it, do you? Personally, if my EMPLOYER was leasing one of these on a contract, or if it was my own property, I would get a service rep to do it. If anything WENT wrong it would be their fault, then, not mine. Salmon Trout, you got it right. |
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