How to Upgrade the Volkswagen Infotainment System?
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You need to open the homepage of the car navigation and select the "All Apps" icon. It will jump to a new interface, where there is a "Settings" option in the upper left corner of the screen. Click to enter. Turn on the "Wi-Fi" button on the left, and select a valid WLAN on the right to establish a wireless connection. Scroll down the main menu of "Settings," and under "System," click the "General Settings" button to set up one-touch window lift.
As someone who frequently tinkers with my car, I have quite some experience in upgrading Volkswagen infotainment systems. The first step is to check whether your vehicle model supports system updates - generally MIB2 or MIB3 systems from 2018 onward should work. I usually visit the official Volkswagen service website, input my vehicle's VIN to download the update package onto a USB drive (make sure it's formatted as FAT32). With the car key turned to ACC position (don't start the engine), plug the USB into the car, enter the central control settings menu, find the 'System Software Update' option and click start. The system will automatically read and install the update - don't turn off the engine or touch anything during the process as interruption may damage the system. After completion, reboot the infotainment system and test navigation and Bluetooth for smooth operation. These updates are usually free, with several pushes per year bringing new interfaces or map optimizations. I strongly recommend backing up personal settings like radio station data to avoid loss. The whole process takes about ten minutes, but prioritize safe driving - it's safest to operate while parked. After my own upgrade, CarPlay connects faster and the smart voice assistant works more responsively - definitely worth trying. Just remember to check compatibility on the official website first.