Rog 6 Speaker F***ed Up Update 32.2810.2212.241

[waxy78611]

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Top speaker no longer works with this retarded update, an update made by retarded developers with peanuts for brains. Even ending a call on loudspeaker doesn't fix the issue. Have to restart the damn phone EVERY SINGLE TIME to get the top speaker working again. If anyone could kindly direct me the steps to do a lawsuit against these incompetent thieving phone scumbag "manufacturers" that would be great. Sick of this sh** now. Waited 8 weeks for a fix & this is what I got.

[FunBike31]

waxy78611

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/243877#Comment_243877

Trying to downgrade my firmware but having issues with the phone getting recognized in bootloader mode, is there any other way to downgrade the firmware ?

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Have you tried to download the firmware that you want from a PC, to rename it with N° >.241 then to put it on the root of storage

[waxy78611]

FunBike31

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/243962#Comment_243962

Have you tried to download the firmware that you want from a PC, to rename it with N° >.241 then to put it on the root of storage

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Sorry I don't follow, can you be more specific 😉

[FunBike31]

Ouch, there's only 3 steps but I'll try

You download the firmware you want, example the .197
UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2209.197-1.1.1-2209-user.zip
you rename it so that the number is higher than the last official Asus, so it becomes
UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2209.242-1.1.1-2209-user.zip
you copy it to the ROG 6 in the root Internal storage
It should immediately detect the Firmware as a new update
this was working on Rog5 Android 11
If that doesn't work and it doesn't want to update, try changing the security patch date as well, so the new name would become
UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2212.242-1.1.1-2212-user.zip

[waxy78611]

FunBike31

Ouch, there's only 3 steps but I'll try

You download the firmware you want, example the .197

UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2209.197-1.1.1-2209-user.zip

you rename it so that the number is higher than the last official Asus, so it becomes

UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2209.242-1.1.1-2209-user.zip

you copy it to the ROG 6 in the root Internal storage

It should immediately detect the Firmware as a new update

this was working on Rog5 Android 11

If that doesn't work and it doesn't want to update, try changing the security patch date as well, so the new name would become

UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2212.242-1.1.1-2212-user.zip

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FunBike31

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/243962#Comment_243962

Have you tried to download the firmware that you want from a PC, to rename it with N° >.241 then to put it on the root of storage

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1st method didn't work, I'll try 2nd method now thanks 🙏

[waxy78611]

FunBike31

Ouch, there's only 3 steps but I'll try

You download the firmware you want, example the .197

UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2209.197-1.1.1-2209-user.zip

you rename it so that the number is higher than the last official Asus, so it becomes

UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2209.242-1.1.1-2209-user.zip

you copy it to the ROG 6 in the root Internal storage

It should immediately detect the Firmware as a new update

this was working on Rog5 Android 11

If that doesn't work and it doesn't want to update, try changing the security patch date as well, so the new name would become

UL-ASUS_AI2201-ASUS-32.2810.2212.242-1.1.1-2212-user.zip

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Doesn't work either way 😖 Asus stopped that method the as*holes