Update Firmware DataLogic Memor via Windows 10 Host [closed]









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I have a few DataLogic Memor devices ( http://www.datalogic.com/eng/support/memor-spd-138.html ) and I want to use their WiFi capabilities.



The current image (Windows CE 5.0) doesn't seem to have the WiFi tools, so I want to update the device to the latest image available, which is a Windows Mobile 6.1 image. The FirmWare update consists of a 'DUPdate.bin' and 'DUPDEX_Run.exe' file, and the .exe won't run on Windows 10.



Any idea for an alternative way to update the device?



I tried the 'Alladin' tool, but it doesn't recognise the device (seems to be for newer models).



Thanks in advance,



Nick.






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    I have a few DataLogic Memor devices ( http://www.datalogic.com/eng/support/memor-spd-138.html ) and I want to use their WiFi capabilities.



    The current image (Windows CE 5.0) doesn't seem to have the WiFi tools, so I want to update the device to the latest image available, which is a Windows Mobile 6.1 image. The FirmWare update consists of a 'DUPdate.bin' and 'DUPDEX_Run.exe' file, and the .exe won't run on Windows 10.



    Any idea for an alternative way to update the device?



    I tried the 'Alladin' tool, but it doesn't recognise the device (seems to be for newer models).



    Thanks in advance,



    Nick.






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    closed as off-topic by Paul Crovella, Shree, Mike M., Pearly Spencer, sideshowbarker Nov 17 at 11:43


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      I have a few DataLogic Memor devices ( http://www.datalogic.com/eng/support/memor-spd-138.html ) and I want to use their WiFi capabilities.



      The current image (Windows CE 5.0) doesn't seem to have the WiFi tools, so I want to update the device to the latest image available, which is a Windows Mobile 6.1 image. The FirmWare update consists of a 'DUPdate.bin' and 'DUPDEX_Run.exe' file, and the .exe won't run on Windows 10.



      Any idea for an alternative way to update the device?



      I tried the 'Alladin' tool, but it doesn't recognise the device (seems to be for newer models).



      Thanks in advance,



      Nick.






      windows-10 windows-mobile windows-ce firmware







      share|improve this question













      I have a few DataLogic Memor devices ( http://www.datalogic.com/eng/support/memor-spd-138.html ) and I want to use their WiFi capabilities.



      The current image (Windows CE 5.0) doesn't seem to have the WiFi tools, so I want to update the device to the latest image available, which is a Windows Mobile 6.1 image. The FirmWare update consists of a 'DUPdate.bin' and 'DUPDEX_Run.exe' file, and the .exe won't run on Windows 10.



      Any idea for an alternative way to update the device?



      I tried the 'Alladin' tool, but it doesn't recognise the device (seems to be for newer models).



      Thanks in advance,



      Nick.






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      closed as off-topic by Paul Crovella, Shree, Mike M., Pearly Spencer, sideshowbarker Nov 17 at 11:43


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