Awhispersecho
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Go into your network and wifi, turn off your att data and then turn it back on. Reboot your phone and then check for updates. Should be there after that.
THANK YOU! This did the trick. Now I'm downloading 38 updates of programs before I reinstall all my programs. Been a long journey, not going to sign up for Insider again...
Thanks again.
And with the recent updates to Groove Music, I'll have to explore a bit to find something to complain about.
So i used the recovery tool to revert my device back to stock. The install failed for whatever reason. Now everytime i try it fails and is stuck at the red recovery tool screen. Am i screwed?
How's .1001 with the FW? I got the newest FW but on 10586 slow ring, got off the fast ring for a bit.I just got a notification about the microsoftmdg update along with my .1001 update on fast ring... Is that news, or am I way behind? Regular 950 on att...
I can't get the damn thing to download, but it claims it wants to...
I still don't know. It has been four days now and it still refuses to download. it also now will not charge without being shut off and then plugged into the charger to start, runs from 100% to dead in four hours without anything open and nothing on but cellular data, has been random restarting, a lot. I have no clue what to do. Anyway, if there is a way to download the firmware update, not through the app, please someone enlighten me?
with the problems you are having, you may be better off doing a hard reset (or use WDRT) 1st.
Is the radio stack being used on thier network? There'syour answer. just because it's unlocked doesn't mean it's exempt from ATTs network regulations and update policy. If you agree to purchase their service, you agree to submit your device updates and firmware to their schedule of release.
The only difference is that you're not locked into only att for service.
Yes, but AT&T can block firmware as can any other carrier. This is because the radio stack is affected and can cause a flurry of support calls for the carrier. And that means they are wasting money and resources because of something MS pushed that they didn't approve. The only reason AT&T is testing this is because these 950 units will also be shipping out of the box with this firmware. And they want these new purchased units to work properly in all scenarios.
MS likely notifies carriers of firmware updates and carriers decide whether they even care to test it. In this case most carriers don't have enough users on these phones to even care. I had an unlocked 830 running on Rogers and I still had to wait to get proper Denim through rogers.
Windows OS updates can bypass carriers for the exact reason that they do not alter the radio stack, anything changing would not affect the connection to the carrier according to standards. A firmware update can even cause network outages if there are a lot of users with some firmware that is attacking their radio towers with some oddly formatted signaling messages. So again. In the future if these are more popular and require a firmware update, some carriers may need to intervene or at least MS would have to show proof of proper radio stack handling.