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[FurryNutz]

This maybe a fluke or a one time event.
Future users shouldn't have any issues since the Beta has been removed and effectively became v1.14.02. All other files would not be irrelevant.

As long as the LED fix is in place and the other items listed in the release notes are in effect, users will be ok to install v1.14.B02 which is now the latest and greatest.

Enjoy. 

[AWVKRS]

Future users shouldn't have any issues

A DCS-5029L Camera user discovers his LEDs do not turn off completely when commanded to do so.  So, he looks at is camera to find out the firmware version. He finds it is version 1.14.02.  Then he goes to the D-Link website and learns that the latest version is 1.14.02.  He now incorrectly assumes he has the latest version of the firmware on his camera.  So, now he is contacting D-Link support, asking questions on these forums, leaving bad reviews on Amazon and going through unnecessary frustration because someone didn't number the latest version of the firmware 1.14.03.

In 1961 Vice Pres. Johnson met with Wernher Von Braun concerning sending a man to the moon. The Vice Pres. asked Von Braun if America could beat the Russians to the moon, Von Braun responding to the vice president that we could beat the Russians to the moon.  Johnson replied saying that the Russians had German engineers.  Von Braun then said to Vice Pres. Johnson, "Yes, but OUR German engineers are better than their German engineers".

FurryNutz, I'm really not trying to be petty, I'm German, and I cannot help it. 

[FurryNutz]

Healthy postings Sir. Understand the concerns.

Again, user just needs to download the FW version again and re-apply to get the fix, should a user case like this happen. Simple as that.

I presume when and if another upgrade comes from D-Link, then the version or build number will change.

Enjoy.