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+---
+created: '2026-04-05T05:53:40+00:00'
+id: 5b706d73-b9d8-456b-8c68-5b4ba951ce9e
+links: []
+modified: '2026-04-05T05:53:40+00:00'
+summary: 'This note describes two methods to hack license features on Keysight oscilloscopes:
+  one via a link file installation through the scope''s front panel utility, and another
+  involving firmware updates, telnet access, and file patching. It warns that incorrect
+  steps could permanently damage the scope requiring factory repair.'
+tags: []
+title: DSO Scopes
+---
+
 Yes, a wrong step or wrong link might lead to your scope being unusable, and you'd need to send it back to the factory for repair.
 
 That being said... has anyone actually BRICKED their scope yet? I don't remember of one but eh... it's quite a long thread.