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Contributor II
May 17, 2024
Question

16.0 software for Windows

  • May 17, 2024
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Can you download the 16.0 software for Windows and roll back from this horrendous software update?

Otherwise, I think that outsourcing their software division to a competitor has worked, it has given the competitor more sales.

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14 replies

Contributor I
July 28, 2024

As an alternative, here’s a direct link to Sonos older windows application:

https://update-software.sonos.com/software/nvasc21FQF/Sonos_78.1-51030.exe

is there a place where we can find the older versions? I’m interested on the version before 80.

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Prodigy III
July 28, 2024

Heads up @Oinq, the v16.3 firmware released on 16 July blocks ‘older’ versions of the desktop app (and the v16.1 app on both Android and iOS).

Lyricist II
July 28, 2024

Still no word from Sonos, other than now the NAS has to comply with SMBv2 or v3. My NAS is old, yes, but it works perfectly well. A new NAS costs about 300 euros. Do I have to spend 300 euros just because Sonos decided to change some security things? It’s MY security, let ME choose whether I want to use a vulnerable device or not! I’m royally pissed off with Sonos, to the point of seriously thinking of selling the system and buying something else. 

Contributor I
August 1, 2024

Heads up @Oinq, the v16.3 firmware released on 16 July blocks ‘older’ versions of the desktop app (and the v16.1 app on both Android and iOS).

yes, all my speakers (but 1) are disconnected since I moved home in the 14 June. 
I tried to connect the symphonisk as a Guinea pig but not even that one I can keep connected.

Because the speakears have a 16 firmware, I’m trying to find a 16 windows app, and convert them to S1 as first action after power on; only the Symphonisk might not support it.