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Updating Binho Mission Control Software

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Last updated 7 months ago

Keeping your Binho Mission Control software updated ensures you're utilizing the most recent features, optimizations, and security enhancements. Here's how to make sure your software is always current:

Auto-Update

  1. Automatic Detection: When a new version of the Binho Mission Control software is available, the app's built-in auto-updater will notify you.

  2. Installation: Once notified, you can choose to immediately update. The software will handle the download and installation for you.

  3. Relaunch & Review Release Notes: After the update is complete and you've relaunched the app, the release notes for the new version will be displayed. This helps you quickly understand the improvements and changes.

Manual Update

If for any reason you'd like to install a specific version, follow these steps:

  2. Choose Your Version: Browse through the available versions and select the one you want.

  3. Download & Install: Click on the desired version to download the installation file. Once downloaded, follow the on-screen instructions to install.

Accessing Release Notes Later

Should you want to revisit the release notes at any time, you can find them in the app under the Settings menu.

Visit the Releases Page: Head over to the Binho Mission Control releases page on GitHub: .

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