You can’t. Hub updates are sent out from the platform. You can’t schedule them or delay them. Or get them on demand.
You can ask support if they can push yours out early, but no guarantees.
For the future, you might consider plugging your hub into a Wi-Fi plug that is also accessible from a different platform so you always have a way to reboot the hub remotely.
That’s a bit frustrating I can’t update on demand. Seems like an opportunity there.
I did find a way to reboot remotely via the API webpage (Hub Utilities), but it’s not forcing the update as I hoped.
And, before I hit send to SmartThings support, my hub firmware is now updated to 000.045.00011 and all seems stable! 
I may be mistaken, but isn’t that the IDE page from the old architecture? That will be going away once the transition to the new architecture is complete.
You are correct. That’s unfortunate because I find it very valuable to manage my devices (especially removal). Will there be the same functionality in another location/site?
So far, not in one place, but quite a few of the features are in different places. See the following topic, you might want to ask your question there. Be specific.
Sure that update works ? It was installed yesterday . This morning all Zigbee devices are down. This is the second time in a few weeks? What is Smartthings doing ???
Edith: after Hub restart most devices are online again. But doesn’t matter. All Zigbee was down this morning
Same here I’ve received the update but ZigBee devices still disconnecting and slow response times locally. Had to reboot hub twice today
Since this update from 0.45.09 to 0.45.11 I can’t use bathroom lights anymore. I use an Eco-Dim.10 Zwave. How can I go back to firmware version 0.45.09?
Unfortunately, the firmware can not be downgraded.
Try powering off the device for a few seconds (at the switch?) to see if that might resolve the issue… if you haven’t already tried.
Seems like the Firmware update hasn’t resolved the issues. I’m now on 0.45.11 but still have multiple devices not connecting and/or dropping offline on a very regular basis. Rebooting resolves the issues for an hour maybe two. But that’s about it.
Exact same issue here. I would even say it is getting worser now since latest firmware upgrade 0.45.11
What is happening Samsung?
Who should we adress this to? @nayelyz
Good morning my Aeotec Smart Home Hub has updated to version 045.11 . But the updated made my hub worse. It remains unstable. Routines are not running properly or are delayed by more than 30 minutes, or not at all. The HUB is offline all the time. The app is also unstable. It’s been two days since you updated to version 0.45.11 and nothing solves the problems, it just got worse. Even if restarting the hub (turning off and on again) partially solves it, but hours later it gets worse, the hub has a blue light all the time, making it impossible to run automations and routines. Please help to solve the problem with my hub the Hub is all the time in blue light (offline). I’m completely frustrated with these hub issues. What is the solution to the problem? Please pay attention to these issues.
The right thing to do is roll back to the pre-Thread / Matter release, 44.0009. There are zero Thread or Matter devices out in consumer’s hands so they’d be hurting nobody by doing that. Clearly the Thread / Matter integration needs much more development and testing.
Devices on one of my hubs have started to go offline and not responding. Rebooting hub seemed a temporary fix, but the device when offline again after a couple of hours.
Surely Samsung should fix these issues or roll back the firmware much quicker than waiting for days!!! Would be nice if we could refuse firmware updates just being pushed out to our hubs when ever they feel like it.
Hi, @Jeff_Gallagher, @rubberduck72, @RafaelAntonio2022, @byteguy.
can you send the following info to build@smartthings.com, please?
- Go to the SmartThings Web (my.smartthings.com)
- Log in to your Samsung Account
- Select Menu (⋮) and choose Settings
- Toggle on Account Data Access
- Select the time period and confirm - In this step, please select “Until turned off”, once the team finishes, we’ll let you know so you can disable it again.
@ScottF100, do you also have issues with devices going offline? If so, please send the info as well
My hub has been upgraded but none of my zigbee devices have come back online.
I’ve seen a lot more instability with the .11 release. The soon to be retired IDE is saying I have 21 offline devices, but I may have only two or three based upon what I can see in the CLI. I’ve also noticed automations are more hit and miss than they were before in terms of turning on/off devices. For me, there is a noticeable degradation of my large Zigbee mesh. I have three new Zigbee switches I need to add to replace some older tech, but I’m afraid to do that now because if these issues.
One of my Ikea smart outlets dropped off SmartThings and didn’t rejoin after the update.
I’ve removed it from SmartThings and added it to my Dirigera hub for testing out that system.
