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What do any of these have to do with it? WiFi will speed it up, not stop it for weeks and weeks. V9 has been out for a couple of months. What effect does supercharging have on getting firmware? And I’ve never heard anything about data sharing.Is it connected to the wifi? Do you take it to a super charger? Did you deny data sharing?
Or maybe you just are out of luck.
It can if the car is constantly switching between WiFi and LTE at home, and either not driven much or not parked away from the home on solid LTE for a while.What do any of these have to do with it? WiFi will speed it up, not stop it for weeks and weeks.
That’s a point, for sure, especially with the size of the downloads. If the signal is that bad, could be a factor.It can if the car is constantly switching between WiFi and LTE at home, and either not driven much or not parked away from the home on solid LTE for a while.
Not bad signal, extremely fragile/untested Tesla software.That’s a point, for sure, especially with the size of the downloads. If the signal is that bad, could be a factor.
But most people let them sit overnight which should be ample time. I’d think a call is still a good idea at this time to see if anything is inherently screwed up.
Interesting, no issues on our X and 3, on the same guest network they had been on before for all devices that don’t need internal access.Not bad signal, extremely fragile/untested Tesla software.
WiFi and LTE Keeps Flipping
After v9 upgrade I had to create dedicated WiFi networks one per car, or else one of the cars would keep on flipping. Pre v9 it was still temperamental, the only thing that made both cars happy was a 2.4GHz only network dedicated and firewalled for cars only.
If you have a router log, check that. I noticed more problems late night than during the day (maybe when they have more cars connected via WiFi as most are in parked, who knows). When it was happening to our cars, they wouldn't stay connected for more than 5 seconds at a time, I doubt the car would download anything in such conditions (it would barely have enough time for me to hit whatismyip.com on the browser but only if I timed it just right).Interesting, no issues on our X and 3, on the same guest network they had been on before for all devices that don’t need internal access.
But I definitely believe you, the WiFi stories are legend.
I’m not having any problems.If you have a router log, check that. I noticed more problems late night than during the day (maybe when they have more cars connected via WiFi as most are in parked, who knows). When it was happening to our cars, they wouldn't stay connected for more than 5 seconds at a time, I doubt the car would download anything in such conditions (it would barely have enough time for me to hit whatismyip.com on the browser but only if I timed it just right).
Same here.I chose not to upgrade since April. So I don't have it, but thats my choice.