please send me the beta firmware for WR3000 V1

@Dear Marius,
Sorry. I am not sure about the time now. We are working on this one by one. But still need some time.

“Hi,
when can we expect Firmware 2.5 upgrade file in order to load on Cudy WR1300 4.0 to enable Wireguard VPN configuration file ?”

Hi,

when can we expect Firmware 2.5 upgrade file in order to load on Cudy WR1300 4.0 to enable Wireguard VPN configuration file ?

@Dear Michael,
I can’t understand what do you mean. But recently we push a new firmware on the cloud. If you enable the Auto Update function, May be the router has updated the new firmware version 2.5.14 automatically. Please update back to the pld firmware 2.4.22 manually. We will release new firmware for TR3000 soon.

“Well, I really don’t appreciate that you have built-in kill switch into my router and you bricked my Cudy TR3000 remotely to force me to downgrade… It was working perfectly before you killed it.”

@Dear Paul,
Regarding the issue of the old BE6500 driver 5002.24.117.4) not supporting 802.11BE: This is merely a display issue; it is actually supported, as you can see from your actual Wi-Fi connection speed. As for the new driver 5102.24.126.7, since your computer is not properly compatible, it is recommended not to install it.

“Dear Cudy Support,

I would like to report a driver compatibility issue affecting the Cudy BE6500 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 USB 3.0 Adapter.

Hardware

Product: Cudy BE6500 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 USB 3.0 Adapter Chipset: Realtek RTL8912AU Operating System: Windows 11 (64-bit) Router: Cudy WR11000 V1.0 Router Firmware: 2.2.25-20251112-095400
The driver included on the adapter (version 5002.24.117.4) works correctly, but the adapter only connects using 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) even when connected to a Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) network.

After manually updating the driver to 5102.24.126.0 (Driver Date: 31-Dec-2024), the adapter works perfectly and Windows correctly reports:

Radio type: 802.11be Band: 5 GHz WPA3-Personal (H2E) Stable operation
This confirms that driver version 5102.24.126.0 correctly enables Wi-Fi 7 operation on this adapter.

However, updating the driver to 5102.24.126.7 (Driver Date: 18-Nov-2025) causes serious problems.

After installing version 5102.24.126.7:

Windows no longer recognizes the adapter correctly. The adapter appears as a generic USB device instead of a network adapter. Device Manager initially reports Code 38:
“Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware because a previous instance of the device driver is still in memory.” After performing a complete shutdown, the Code 38 error disappears, but the adapter still fails to operate correctly. Initially, no wireless networks are detected (`netsh wlan show networks interface=“Wi-Fi 2”` reports 0 visible networks). The only way to restore normal operation is to manually reinstall driver version 5102.24.126.0.
At this point the adapter is working normally again using driver version 5102.24.126.0, including proper 802.11be operation.

Could you please confirm:

1. Is driver version 5102.24.126.7 officially supported for the Cudy BE6500 adapter?
2. Are you aware of any compatibility issues between this driver version and the BE6500 hardware revision?
3. Are you planning to release an updated official driver that supports Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) while maintaining compatibility with this adapter?

Thank you for your assistance.

Kind regards,"