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<blockquote data-quote="tcpipd610" data-source="post: 827123" data-attributes="member: 54831">Hello everyone, I am glad to have found this place. Many years ago, I used to do photography on mechanical cameras, that was long ago. I want to get back to photography, thinking that it should be like riding a bike, but this new bike is all electronic, so I am a bit overwhelmed. As I went through the menu, I discovered the firmware setting, which showed that I had firmware &quot;c&quot; to be 1.01, so I decided to upgrade it to 1.04. I have a Windows 10 computer, downloaded the file from Nikon to a folder on my PC. Then, I got the firmware upgrade file that I copied on an SD card with a reader on my PC. Put the SD card in the camera, and when I get into firmware version choice from the setup menu, I only get the option of a highlighted yellow choice of &quot;done.&quot; There is no choice for an upgrade. Please tell me what I am doing wrong. Your help is greatly appreciated, TCPIP</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tcpipd610, post: 827123, member: 54831"] Hello everyone, I am glad to have found this place. Many years ago, I used to do photography on mechanical cameras, that was long ago. I want to get back to photography, thinking that it should be like riding a bike, but this new bike is all electronic, so I am a bit overwhelmed. As I went through the menu, I discovered the firmware setting, which showed that I had firmware "c" to be 1.01, so I decided to upgrade it to 1.04. I have a Windows 10 computer, downloaded the file from Nikon to a folder on my PC. Then, I got the firmware upgrade file that I copied on an SD card with a reader on my PC. Put the SD card in the camera, and when I get into firmware version choice from the setup menu, I only get the option of a highlighted yellow choice of "done." There is no choice for an upgrade. Please tell me what I am doing wrong. Your help is greatly appreciated, TCPIP [/QUOTE]

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