Files:
- GoPro Hero 3 White (v3.07) (thanks to Jacob).
- GoPro Hero 3 Silver (v3.02).
- GoPro Hero 3 Black (v3.03).
- GoPro Hero 3+ Silver (v3.10).
- GoPro Hero 3+ Black (v3.11).
- GoPro Hero 4 Silver (v02.00.00).
- GoPro Hero 4 Black (v02.00.00).
How to Guide:
- Download the file for your specific GoPro model (the list of files is above).
- Insert the microSD card into your computer (using a microSD to SD adaptor or microSD to USB adaptor). NOTE: The microSD card does NOT need to be formatted, you can keep your current recordings on the card.
- Unzip the file on your computer.
- Copy the files to the microSD card.
- For the GoPro Hero 3+ and Hero 4, the files need to be in a folder called "UPDATE". Make sure you copy the folder to the card. It will not work if the files are not in the UPDATE folder.
- For the GoPro Hero 3, the files need to be in the root directory of the card, NOT in a folder. Copy the files directly to your card, not in a folder. It will not work if the files are in a folder.
- Eject the microSD card from your computer.
- Insert the card into your GoPro whilst the camera is off.
- Turn on the GoPro, it will come up with a screen saying it is updating, and turn itself off when complete.
- Your GoPro is now reset to with the latest software version and the WiFi password is also reset to "goprohero"
Comments (231)
Hugo, France
However, the newer GoPro "Quick" app requires the password to include at least one 1-9 digit. So I modified the "settings.in" file where I just added numeric digits to the Wifi password and now it's working fine.
the first you tube I checked had a link to files I think were about 12 years old I spent hours trying to get that to work no luck so next one was Rocket Garage and Service who linked to you.
Thanks mate your link worked a treat.
// Per Stockholm SWEDEN
I stopped using mine a while back and forgot the password. Thanks a lot.
I almost got frustrated until I found this glorious website of yours. it`s the only real solution to the password problem in old go pro´s. Thanks for your work. And cheers from Mexico.
I almost got frustrated until I found this glorious website of yours. it`s the only real solution to the password problem in old go pro´s. Thanks for your work. And cheers from Mexico.
regards
Junaid
worked on gopro hero 3+
Cheers from Argentina
1. You need only update.cmd and settings.in
2. adjust SSID and PW in settings.in as you want
3. ensure update.cmd has this content ONLY:
# Camera upgrade rules file
OPTIONS:6
# Load sequence
4. Insert SD-card and power on the GoPro
You should see a message that the wireless settings are being updated, and it is quick.
Ensure that update.cmd contains exactly the above, i.e. OPTIONS:6 (not 10, 14 etc.) and #Load sequence empty
1. You need only update.cmd and settings.in
2. adjust SSID and PW in settings.in as you want
3. ensure update.cmd has this content ONLY:
# Camera upgrade rules file
OPTIONS:6
# Load sequence
4. Insert SD-card and power on the GoPro
You should see a message that the wireless settings are being updated, and it is quick.
Ensure that update.cmd contains exactly the above, i.e. OPTIONS:6 (not 10, 14 etc.) and #Load sequence empty
Silver has a serial number starting H3S+A......
Black has a serial number H3B+B..... or H3B+F........
Thanks again!
Thank you Owen.
For referemce the cards that didn't work were: SanDisk Ultra 16GB and SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB. The one that did work was a Lexar 32GB. All cards work video recording, but they just didn't like the update/Wi-Fi reset.
I've managed to update my gopro and change the password as well.
Had issues with the model name. Mine is Silver Hero 3+ so assumed it's Silver Version and downlaaded the wrong update, which didn't work.
after reading some comments, I checked my product ID at the back of the GoPro and my version was actually Hero 3+ Black Edition. Downloaded the correct version and worked straightaway
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