I had that issue and uninstalled the Provape update program and reinstalled it, It works fine nowAbout the "network connection error" and maybe other errors when trying to update the firmware:
While experimenting with the firmware I saw the "Radius Programmer Software" establishes a secure connection to www . provapetools . com, (like when you access a secure web page: "https"), it implies the reception of a digital certificate, that in simple words, is used to encrypt the data between the server (provapetools) and the client (Radius Programmer).
Once the secure connection is established, the "Radius Programmer" software sign in the server with a user and password and reads the available firmware updates, etc. etc.
If there is "something" analyzing the connection, or between the two, as for example, a proxy server, there could be errors (as validation of the digital certificate) that would prevent the secure connection between the Radius Programmer and the Provape server (provapetools), ending with a "network connection" error.
As already was suggested, things you can try:
Try the update in another network, for example, at home, or on a public network.
Some companies implement what is known as "Transparent Proxy" (to save bandwidth), or other kind of network data analysis services (to prevent virues on the data transferred, for example), thant could cause problems when validating secure connections / digital certificates.
Ensure there is not a windows firewall rule that prevents the "Radius Programmer" software to connect to the Propave server (you can disable temporarily the windows firewall).
Ensure that your antivirus is not blocking the connection, some antivirus include sort of Internet security protection, you can disable temporarily the antivirus.
Use the supplied USB cable.
Random question to hijack this thread once again........Has anyone thought/came up with a custom/hacked firmware update?
I believe @Vape360 indicated the updates are cumulative in the previous thread.
And when you come back you gotta post your * pic or it didn't happen pic * of your Radius!!!Whelp... I am off to babysit little miss grandcheeks. =) thanks for the answers and responses and big hugs and warm affection to all my buds! Happy to be exchanging posts with you again.![]()
Ethics aside, that's an advanced task. ProVape are using a secure server connection, and authenticating the device before sending the firmware. Most mods have downloadable firmware, which if you know what you're doing, you can modify, providing you update checksums, etc. You run the risk of bricking your device, in which case the only solution is sending it back to the manufacturer, who will not only not honor the warranty, but likely decline service (or at least with a "learn your lesson" high fee). I've done this, and bricked a few things in my days. I tend not to pick on the more expensive things...
PS - For anyone who's never heard the term "bricking", it's messing up the firmware flash, effectively turning the product into the usefulness of a brick, paperweight, doorstop - you get the idea.
May I ask why you want the Radius hacked & what are you hoping it does afterwards?So what your saying, is that it won't be an easy process, or even possible to hack the Radius.
I like the new blue light when chargingHow about us talking about ver.19? Likes, dislikes, etc.View attachment 516737
So what your saying, is that it won't be an easy process, or even possible to hack the Radius.
I would want it to say, Hello Fringe on the screen.May I ask why you want the Radius hacked & what are you hoping it does afterwards?
Note 5!!!
May I ask why you want the Radius hacked & what are you hoping it does afterwards?
Note 5!!!
So what your saying, is that it won't be an easy process, or even possible to hack the Radius.
I would want it to say, Hello Fringe on the screen.![]()
May I ask why you want the Radius hacked & what are you hoping it does afterwards?
Note 5!!!
And sniff sniff, after all I've meant to you......sniff sniff![]()