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# Software upload

Upload supported router software.

Open **Diagnostics & Maintenance → File Management → Software upload** to install an approved Hera 604 software package.

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Use **Upload – keeping existing configuration** to install software without overwriting the router's current configuration.

To upload software:

1. Confirm the package is approved for the Hera 604 and its upgrade path.
2. Download a current configuration backup.
3. Connect the router to stable power.
4. Select **Upload – keeping existing configuration**.
5. Select **Choose file**, and select the software archive.
6. Select **OK** to begin the upload.
7. Do not close the browser or remove power during installation.
8. After the router restarts, confirm the software version and connectivity.


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