Download link to 19.10 please

The post has no link for that that don't want to wait for Connect Express to show the update. Could somebody provide one please. Thanks.

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AndersB over 3 years ago in reply to TobiasLj +7

It would be great if Garmin could give all beta testers the opportunity to update to 19.10. Either through Garmin Express or through a manual download link. I have tested almost every beta since i bought…
Andrew Van Til over 3 years ago in reply to AndersB +4

It's bizarre that Garmin is totally cool with us dropping BETA firmware on our devices, sometimes with crappy outcomes, but they aren't down with giving testers the ability to move from BETA to stable…
gaijin over 3 years ago in reply to tapuzzo +4

tapuzzo said:
I'm just saying that having Express tell me that "there are updates" but then no updates get installed might be related to having a beta installed, or are you saying that everyone sees the…

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0 muppetman over 3 years ago in reply to brookes2622

And as posted by others, Garmin offered language pack updates which show up in Express as new Software. That's what the update would have been.

0 Hexxer over 3 years ago

Guess there is a Problem Garmin-Jimmystay at 10%

+Garmin - Chris

0 Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to Hexxer

Hexxer said:
Guess there is a Problem Garmin-Jimmystay at 10%

No. It. Just. Takes. Time. It is the weekend.

I do wonder sometimes if some people just want the update so they can be the first to forum with the ubiquitous ‘Battery consumption much higher’ thread.

BTW I have yet to receive the update.

0 Pierrotsc over 3 years ago in reply to Dr Phil

I called garmin support regarding the gps that did not update. he told me taht the update is sent by serial #. i thought that was odd as my watch is only 8 months old and i have to assume my serial # is more recent. The way i knew i had a new version available was to go to connect.garmin.com on the web and check my watch info. I am coming from 12.20 and i wore it last night with the updated firmware. No battery drain, pulse OX starting at night, no activities missing. But i did not have these issues under 12.20 and 19.10 did not create them. I also checked the ohr to be sure it was correct, and it is. The thing is that i do not see any difference in the sleep widget. Looks the same as i had with 12.20

0 tapuzzo over 3 years ago in reply to brookes2622

Yeah, this seems to happen to me almost every time they release an update. Garmin Express indicates new software is available but then ... bupkis... eventually it will get a real update.

Maybe this only happens to people who have a beta installed???

0 Pierrotsc over 3 years ago in reply to tapuzzo

I went from 12.20 to 19.10. No beta.

0 Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to tapuzzo

tapuzzo said:
Maybe this only happens to people who have a beta installed???

No. This is what happens each time new software is released:

"We have begun to rollout software version 19.10, currently we are at 10% with this release and the % as the week goes by"

And every time new non-beta software is released some here get tetchy about not being first cab off the rank.

0 AndersB over 3 years ago in reply to Dr Phil

And sometimes Garmin have forgot to update the release thread with new percentage numbers when rollout have gone further. But, maybe they have found bugs and stopped/paused the rollout. If I was Garmin employee, I would have worked even though it was weekend when a big rollout was done.

0 Hexxer over 3 years ago in reply to Dr Phil

I'm from IT and I don't understand the reason "weekend".These are 15mb updates that at worst could be released with a while-true loop on the server :D Or do the Garmin servers have a unio and quality time on weekend? ;)

0 Clatecnofilo over 3 years ago in reply to Hexxer

And this is another thing that I don't understand. Why a 15MB file takes more than 3 or 4 days to reach customers worldwide. Do they have one mini server? I understand that Garmin is not a streaming services although is weird how much time takes their updates.