How to Turn On and Off the BMW 5 Series Central Control Display Screen?

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Rick
07/29/25 6:49pm
Locate the iDrive knob in the center console. Press the OPTION setting button at the lower right corner of the knob. Then, click the button below the central control display screen, and the display will turn off. To turn on the central control display screen, simply rotate the iDrive knob by hand, and the display will automatically turn on.
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