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You can find it on the video recorder’s box, on the informational plate, usually located on the device’ bottom part, and you can also locate your NVR or XVR marking in a software way – via Dahua’s ConfigTool or SmartPSS if you have access to either.

First of all, your device has to be initialized or activated, then you need to locate your recorder’s marking, which is “NVR4116-4KS2” for me.

NOTE that the following part is identical for all 3 options that we go through today – to locate device name and download the firmware file itself, and further in the video I will be referring to this part.

#DAHUA CONFIG TOOL NOT WORKING UPGRADE#

There are 4 ways to upgrade a firmware on Dahua NVRs and XVRs:įirstly, we will go through the most common and universal option, assuming no any software downloads – the web interface.

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If (-not (Get-Command choco.Today we’re guiding you through fast manual firmware update, applicable to every Dahua NVR and XVR Video Recorders, and it literally won’t take you more than 5 minutes.

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