Orbi offers various router models and satellites, all of which require periodic firmware updates to maintain optimal performance. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the simple steps to update the firmware on the Orbi RBR750, whether you prefer automatic or manual updates.
Updating Orbi RBR750 Firmware: Step-by-Step
1. Update via the Orbi App
You can set up automatic firmware updates through the Netgear Orbi app. Here’s how:
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Connect your smartphone to the Orbi network and open the Orbi app.
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Log in using your MyNETGEAR account details.
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In the app, navigate to Settings and then to Advanced Settings.
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Select the Firmware or Update tab and enable the Auto-Update option.
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Once set, your Orbi will update automatically whenever a new firmware version is available. However, if you prefer to update manually, you can also do so via the Orbilogin page on a computer.
2. Manual Update via GUI
If you prefer to manually update your Orbi firmware, you can do so through the web interface. Here’s how:
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Connect your computer to the Orbi network (either via LAN or Wi-Fi).
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Open your browser and enter the URL orbilogin.net or use the IP address 192.168.1.1.
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You’ll be directed to the login page. Enter your login credentials (if you haven’t changed them, the default credentials will work).
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After logging in, you’ll access the Orbi router’s web interface.
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Go to Settings > Advanced Settings > Administration > Firmware tab.
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From here, you can upload the latest firmware file and update your Orbi device.
3. How to Download the Latest Firmware
If you’re updating manually, you’ll need to download the latest firmware from the official Netgear website:
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Visit the Netgear website and log in with your MyNETGEAR account.
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Search for “Orbi RBR750 firmware” to find the latest version.
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Download the firmware file and upload it through the Firmware tab in the Orbi web interface.
Conclusion
By following these straightforward steps, you can easily keep your Orbi RBR750 firmware up to date, whether you choose automatic updates through the app or handle it manually via the web interface.
