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  1. The blank screen on software updates just means it hasn't downloaded any OTA software updates for you yet. It will change if and when it does. As you have an Octavia, you should probably look in the Octavia forum here for specific advice www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/522574-update-to-version-1969/ . Version 1969 appears to be the most recent for your model / hardware.
  2. This is a Skoda wide problem. The Karoq has the same infotainment system as other Skoda models (there are hardware variants - Bolero, Amundsun, Columbus etc. depending on the model age and spec) To find current software version, on the console press MENU then SETTINGS then SYSTEM INFORMATION and you will find software version 0330 or otherwise. To update the software - (a) wait for an Over The Air update on newer models (b) take the car to a dealer (c) do it yourself at your own risk To do it yourself, visit www.mib-helper.com for instructions and download the correct software for your unit from www.mibsolution.one Press and hold the MENU button to enter the red engineering menu for software upload via usb/microSD card as appropriate for model. The full software file name will be something like MOI3_EU_SKMQB_P33000P_0330 depending on your model and location.
  3. As per other users, my brand new, March 2024 built and delivered Karoq SEL had serious connection (rapid disconnection) issues with wireless Android Auto, The car came with MIB3 software version 0324 which is still listed as the latest version. I was advised by Skoda that an OTA update to version 0330 should be available - but after waiting a few weeks and being impatient, I downloaded the update myself with guidance from mib-helper.com and then mibsolution.one and installed using a memory stick in the USB C socket.. I can confirm that Android Auto now connects wirelessly and stays connected with version 0330.

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