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UK = No problem, no idea why Australia is blocked for individuals.

You should still be able to get the repair manuals, wiring diagrams etc. The service history has to be via a company login afaik.

Yes to 0253 via Private Message

Interesting colour choice, hopefully the plonkers on the road will see you. Welcome!

Yes to 0480 version, link via Private Message system

Posted for all Unless you know the SW version of your power steering, you won't know yourself. Dealer will probably deny they ever did this to anyone's car.

2062011.4 Battery discharged - power steering control unit still active 2062011.4 Battery discharged - power steering control unit still active.pdf tl;dr This TPI is for when a diagnostic session is not closed down correctly, keeping the car awake draining the 12V battery.

I don't know if this is the cause, but exists TPI 2062011.4 Battery discharged - power steering control unit still active.pdf In short, the error is caused by failing to finish the diagnostic session fully, and technician unplugs diagnostic tool too early. The steering wheel control unit stays awake draining the battery. They have updated software for this error if of course this is your trouble.

Did you open your bonnet?

What was the album? Codecs are the compression types. If you try to swap one lossy codec to another, you may loose even more detail (sound crappy)

I am sure there will be a tool like that, nothing better than bulk metadata editing.

Was you working off the SD Card files when using VLC to edit information? What is the album you are trying to fix?

Just updated my post, it can work for tagging. p.s. There will be apps that can bulk tag the album, but you can at least verify with existing albums on your SD Card, and compare your LP Rips.

You probably need some software to tag the Artist and Album name into the files you made from LP to MP3 rips. I am not sure if VLC player can add these, I know you can view them. Ok, you can edit the media information with VLC, what a win.

It sounds as if you may have a wire in your door bellows breaking/broken down (common point of failure) And maybe a few other wires going haywire around and about. Batteries vary a lot on their health, some last a few years as @KenONeill has said, and some get longer. So best check that health and it never hurts to look at some of the Earth points on the car you can locate easily. A scan with VCDS or similar tool might even show up the wiring faults if they have been flagged, we have a map of VCDS user's on the forum, find one and send a PM.

Looked back at your post, you have the MIB3 with USB. Can you show a picture of the contents of your USB stick? You can use PM if you don't want images here.

Is it not in the glovebox?

Only a few have had success with USB stick 99% have had success with SD Card

Sorry can you explain in detail? Have you measured both headlights on that wire? Process is check both side, with dipped beam/high beam (check values on the two wires) If you get output, the problem is inside headlight unit. If the signal (power) is only reading on one side, then you need to go inside car to measure output of the J519 Central Electric Controller to check if that is working. If it is providing power, then there is break between J519 and headlight loom.

You have private message now with link

I will come back soon to assist you, Current update is 0369, so ignore that value, it shows the updates that have been applied (seems like someone applied 0359 twice) There is a hacking tool for this, but best send a picture of your whole screen with buttons (and you need to be prepared to hack) To hack you MUST be able to put the infotainment system into Developer mode, you need a tool like VCDS or similar.

Perfect, I wish you success!

Welcome, 0156 is the latest version for any 01xx version firmware, so no update As to patching the SWaP codes, I don't know if possible?

There's a lot of good tips here, can confirm they might actually work. https://www.getdroidtips.com/bluetooth-issue-samsung-s22-series/

That's a shame it didn't work, seems error is in the Sammy. It must be overly secure I presume? That Knox stuff still running on it!? (no doubt yes)