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Mickscar

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    Q3 35 TFSI Sport
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    2024

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  1. That's assuming they read memos ... Sloppy management, isn’t it?
  2. I can't believe why Audi haven't yet got their act together on this and Audi dealerships are actually releasing brand new cars to new owners with this obvious fault. It's on internal memos and on customer alerts sent to recent owners on Texts and email. All they need to do is a Full Factory reset in the pre sales new car preparation, preferably in the showroom just before customer pickup. As they say, it's not rocket science! This fault obviously develops between factory and dealership while the car is being moved between transporters and ships in it's pre-setup state. Perhaps the mover/driver switches on the MMI and fiddles with it, who knows? This shouldn't matter, but with this particular Software release, it does, and the MMI needs to be returned to the Factory defaults state with a reset. Audi should not be releasing cars in this state, now this problem is well known. Very poor. IMHO Mick
  3. Hi Alan, Yes, if it's booked in, you might as well let them do it. As some dealerships discussed previously on this topic are pretty dumb and unaware of this solution, you might want to point out the following official SMS text sent to recent owners containing the link to the official memo describing the solution: "Important news about your Audi MMI settings. If your personal settings are resetting when you restart your vehicle, you can resolve the issue by resetting your MMI system. Find out how to do this at https://www.audi.co.uk/uk/web/en/audi-world/settings-reset.html?123. Please only reset your system if experiencing the issue described. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. To stop, text AUDI BLOCK to 60070." Good luck Mick
  4. Ted, what "users" have you defined to the car MMI? Just a Key User? I have myself defined as Key user and my wife as a Local User. My physical key activates the "Key User" when I unlock the drivers door. My wife's physical key activates the local User and her associated settings (she likes different radio stations to me) when she opens the drivers door. I think this is how the MMI system is designed to operate, but there's not a lot of help in the manual as to how to set it all up for shared use scenarios. I'm wondering if maybe, in your case, the MMI is selecting different "users" or even the Guest User? Only an idea. Mick
  5. I'm glad you have your replacement car. Software level is obv a new one. Let's hope they've developed and tested it properly this time around! They've certainly had enough time since this problem first appeared.
  6. Gordon, GordonP and Jan, A couple of weeks ago I was really miffed because I hadn't had time to do the Reset and everyone seemed to be fixing their cars ... But now I feel very fortunate because following my reset, mine is now working perfectly and you guys have got further niggling problems! I haven't received any compensatory offers though.😮‍💨. I hope you get your niggling problems sorted out soon. I'm retired, but my whole working life was in IT mostly on the technical system programming side. I must say that I cannot understand why this Software fault was not picked up during what we used to call Alpha, Beta or Pilot testing ! But when the fault got through and appeared in the first production vehicles, it's even more alarming that Audi didn't jump into action immediately with an incident team and analyse and sort out the problem producing a temporary fix within a day or two. In my day, my resignation would have been demanded a number of times if my team(s) had been this poor in response. Jan, it sounds like you've got a really troubled car there with an alarming safety issue. I hope everything works fine on your replacement vehicle. Mick
  7. Hi, Do you mean you tried this soft Reset? Because that's not going to clear this problem. You need a full car reset to factory defaults which you access via the Car and System Maintenance menus. This is documented on several posts here including one of mine. Or you can see the official Audi advice here : https://www.audi.co.uk/uk/web/en/audi-world/settings-reset.html?123 This is the same thing really. The display goes blank a couple of times for several minutes and it's important to just wait and not touch anything, the display will come back. Good luck Mick
  8. John, I'm glad it worked OK and seems to be working for others. I can't believe Audi have been, and still are, handing over new cars with this problem. I do hope they are now performing this procedure as part of the new car prep, if the factory can't actually manage to load proper, tested software in the first place.
  9. Sorry Gordon, I've had most symptoms mentioned on this forum but not this one. I hope you get it sorted soon!
  10. Hi all, Re my previous posts today this is the text message I received from Audi UK today .. "Important news about your Audi MMI settings. If your personal settings are resetting when you restart your vehicle, you can resolve the issue by resetting your MMI system. Find out how to do this at https://www.audi.co.uk/uk/web/en/audi-world/settings-reset.html?123. Please only reset your system if experiencing the issue described. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. To stop, text AUDI BLOCK to 60070."
  11. I'll post the text I received from Audi UK which gives a link to the now official Audi procedure. I don't know how to mark a post here as a "solution", but I guess it would be best to do it to that one. Is it an option somewhere? As for the error message. It appears randomly, but it may be due to low level of the LTE signal which is particularly low at my home. Doesn't happen that often to me though. For instance, I've used the car several times today and I've not had the message at all.
  12. Gordon, I get that "error" randomly as well. But there doesn't appear to be anything wrong or missing. I think we just ignore. 👍
  13. Well now, AUDI UK have just released an official fix this problem, which is of course a full MMI reset to factory defaults. I just received, and presumably you have received, a text and email with details. They don't mention one or two precautionary things that we have discussed on this forum, but I guess they didn't read all of our entries! 😁. Do you think they got the solution from us? Anyway, mine is perfect and stable now like some others on here. Thanks to all you contributors for your indulgence and of course contributions. Good luck everyone Mick
  14. By the way, Now my MMI is stable and not constantly losing settings, I have set it up so that when I use the car, my physical key activates my Key User ID and all the associated MMI settings. When my wife uses the Q3 I have set it so that her physical key activates a Local User, and so she gets her own MMI settings such as Radio stations favourites etc. If we had electric seat positioners, those would change as well. So, I'm glad the MMI seems to be fully working as it should.
  15. Agreed. ☹️ Sorry, not the the direct topic of this stream, but, when it's working properly, the MMI is quite modifiable with loads of tailoring options that hardly anybody uses. I'm going to have a look at making that audible speed warning menu item easier and quicker to get to, as a favourite or shortcut. Hopefully make it just a touch on the main screen to toggle it off, after switching on the engine.
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