Replacing the Hard Disk in Audi MMI 3G head unit скачать в хорошем качестве

Replacing the Hard Disk in Audi MMI 3G head unit

Since this is the second time I have to bust into my Audi MMI 3G unit, I figured I’d record it this time to give anyone else an idea of how to replace the hard drive in these units. While the drives themselves are designed for extreme conditions, they’re getting to be the age where they might be failing, and this can be a much less expensive option than buying a new MMI unit — save money on a new one, or even buying a used one and getting component protection removed. In this case, we’ll go over removing the MMI unit from the car, in my case, a 2010 Audi A5 that has been upgraded to MMI 3G+, disassembling, removing the drive, cloning to a new drive, and reassembling and reinstalling the unit. It’s highly recommended to run a replacement software update after cloning the drive, in case there are data errors. That is not covered in this video, and I cannot provide links to where to get this software, except that search is your friend. Note that all the links below are affiliate links — feel free to search for content if you don’t want to use them. VW/Audi Radio Keys ATLIN Radio Removal Tool Set: https://amzn.to/3Ay5Ph9 USB to IDE Adapter (Mac, Windows, Linux) Vantec SATA/IDE TO USB 3.0 Adapter: https://amzn.to/3PbVVpl Toshiba MK6050GAC replacement drive You may also use a MK8050GAC, or another drive designed for extreme conditions. While the firmware doesn’t stop you from using other types of drives, I do not recommend using an off-the-shelf consumer grade drive as it will be prone to failure earlier on. If you buy a higher capacity drive, you will not have more room for your jukebox, as we will not be altering partitions. dd for windows: http://www.chrysocome.net/dd Go to Downloads, and download the latest release, dd-0.6beta3.zip.