diff --git a/COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Readme.md b/COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Readme.md
index 3518f5e788f7db7d04030950ce6f5b76c3cbc396..d2b802e2cecad5b7875c7d9f481b3b6e74fdf62a 100644
--- a/COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Readme.md
+++ b/COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Readme.md
@@ -17,14 +17,14 @@ The first one is for submillimeter precision is 2, first 3 digits are the coordi
 ```console
 netstat -tulnap  
 ```
-Then, find the PID number of python program that has the IP number “192.168.101.253”. E.g., it is 2571/python : [Instructions1.png](./COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Conn_Reset_Instructions1.jpg). Type
+Then, find the PID number of python program that has the IP number “192.168.101.253”. E.g., it is 2571/python : [Instructions1](./COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Conn_Reset_Instructions1.jpg). Type
 ```console
 gdb -p PORTNUMBER #(e.g., gdb -p 2571)
 #This will attach to the process and open GDB server. Type:
 call close() 
 quit
 ```
-If you see ($1=0). Then, it should be successfull. [Instructions2.png](./COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Conn_Reset_Instructions2.jpg.png)
+If you see ($1=0). Then, it should be successfull. [Instructions2](./COSI-Measure/External_Control_Scripts/Conn_Reset_Instructions2.jpg)
 
 “OK” command can be sent for a connection check. COSI Measure will respond with an “ok” message if the connection is established.