BSOD / Electrical Gremlins
Anyone who has had a windows PC knows about the BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death). This morning I started the Q8, and had the Audi version of BSOD. Virtual Cockpit was unaffected. Tried turning off the MMI via the volume button, and the top screen only turned off. Restarting it didn't fix the problem. Turned the car off, and stepped out. Back in, started the car, still blue. I was actually heading to the dealer to get a broken visor clip replaced, and as I drove, there was no control over temperature, radio, drive selections, garage door opener, or anything accessed via either screen.
At the dealer, the visor clip replacement took a only a few minutes. They were getting ready to send me out with a Q7 loaner so they could figure out the screen issue, but evidently the BSOD situation resolved itself. 15 minutes later I left with my own car. Everything seems back to normal, but it's definitely disconcerting when the touch screens are unavailable. I'll chalk this up to the electrical gremlins that accompany new technology. On an up note the screens matched the Navarra Blue nicely. :o https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...50cd363854.jpg |
Did you by any chance press the garage door button (steering wheel or Mmi screen) while in reverse ?
i did that (steering wheel button preset for garage door) while in reverse and the camera turned of and would not come back on, even after turning off waiting 5 mins and restarting it finally resolved itself in about 45 minutes (car was off the entire time) aside from from that it has been great I had 3-4 similar issues in my nearly 3 year ownership of the q7. |
There is a TSB for this. It basically says let the car go to sleep, it may take several cycles. Basically, turn the car off, lock it, and try again after about 10 minutes.
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Originally Posted by GK12345EMAIL
(Post 25299073)
Did you by any chance press the garage door button (steering wheel or Mmi screen) while in reverse ?.....
Nope. It happened on startup before doing anything else.
Originally Posted by SYMAWD
(Post 25299088)
There is a TSB for this. It basically says let the car go to sleep, it may take several cycles. Basically, turn the car off, lock it, and try again after about 10 minutes.
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Originally Posted by Chiclet11
(Post 25299185)
Nope. It happened on startup before doing anything else.
Thanks for letting me know this. It's likely why the issue resolved itself at the dealership. To be clear: Do I understand correctly that the only solution per the TSB is to lock it up, wait 10 minutes, and if necessary, lather - rinse - repeat? |
Thank you @SYMAWD ! Your contributions are invaluable.
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My screens have gone dead (black) a few times and it is disconcerting because you lose so many controls. This is obviously the biggest downfall of not having a standard HVAC w knobs and switches. They’ve never gone blue like this though and they’ve come back with a reboot of the MMI or shutting off the car and re-starting.
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TSB 2054009/1
Customer states: • Both MMI screens turned blue. • Everything is displayed correctly in the instrument cluster. Workshop findings: The blue screen will go away after a bus sleep cycle has been performed. No DTCs are stored in the information electronics control module 1, J794 (address word 005F). Technical Background A software bug can cause a buffer overflow in the display driver. Production Solution Improved software is in preparation. Service The problem is caused by a buffer overflow in the display driver, mostly due to multiple short ignition cycles. To resolve the problem, let the vehicle go to sleep for 10 – 15 minutes. It might take multiple sleep cycles to resolve. Since the type of operation causing this problem is more likely to occur in a showroom situation or during vehicle delivery, it is highly unlikely that the customer will experience the same problem again. |
^^^ Thanks for posting this.
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Originally Posted by GK12345EMAIL
(Post 25299073)
Did you by any chance press the garage door button (steering wheel or Mmi screen) while in reverse ?
i did that (steering wheel button preset for garage door) while in reverse and the camera turned of and would not come back on, even after turning off waiting 5 mins and restarting it finally resolved itself in about 45 minutes (car was off the entire time) aside from from that it has been great I had 3-4 similar issues in my nearly 3 year ownership of the q7. I read obd codes and it was LVDS cable, no signal , code B1102F0 I will be reporting this to the dealer. I did not delete codes so they know what was the problem. Anyone know how to restart MMI TOUCH? It would help. In Q7 it was like 3 keys pressed same time and MMI was restaring - it was big help in few situations. |
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