FRITZ! OS 7.24-85135 Lab is available for FRITZ! Box 7590 – it-blogger.net

Fritz! Box manufacturer AVM today unveiled new laboratory firmware Fritz! Fritz in the box 7590! Released on OS 7.24-85135. FRITZ! The update for OS 7.24-85135 contains only bug fixes and improvements to the Internet, USB and system, which are listed below. FRITZ! Update FRITZ for OS 7.24-85135! You can now download and test the update for Box 7590 from AVM. Users of Laboratory Edition get the latest update FRITZ! Box can be downloaded via the user interface. FRITZ! Open the box -> Enter the fritz.box in the browser and sign in -> Click on Helpers -> Update -> Start the update by clicking New FRITZ! Search for OS New FRITZ! Follow the instructions to get the OS. If the update does not work, FRITZ! FRITZ using the OS file! There is an alternative way to update the box. More information about this update can be found below or at Supermarket.

Download -> Download FRITZ! OS 7.24-85135 FRITZ! Box 7590

The new firmware is available for download from the following AVM website:

• Fritz! Fritz for Box 7590! Download OS 7.24-85135
  Attention: This laboratory firmware is only suitable for FRITZ! Box 7590!
  Website -> https://avm.de/fritz-labor/

FRITZ! FRITZ from OS 7.24-85135! Further improvements from Box 7590

Internet ->

• The “Browsing and Email Only” system for WLAN guest access does not work
• There is no PPPOE connection even though the DSL connection works.
• Websites load significantly or partially.

USB ->

• FRITZ! NAS partition connections require login data entry.

System ->

• The “Support” page is no longer directly accessible.

FRITZ! Notes on Lab Update for Box

These Fritz! The lab version is in beta. It was tested in a standard environment before it was released, but it may crash. AVM assumes no responsibility for damages resulting from the use of this version. With the help of recovery.exe included in this lab kit you can FRITZ anytime! Box Official FRITZ! Can be changed to OS.

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