Originally Posted by H1Tad

Installing updates as soon as they hit your Pivi is a mistake IMO. Waiting a few weeks, at least a few days - while also monitoring forums like these is IMO the best practice in general. I've witnessed too many horror stories - especially from people who own Teslas, who are all too eager to install the latest nonsense that they push out (can't miss out on the latest fart sounds for your alarm chirp ) only to find that the next morning their rolling battery is a dead brick. This happened to my neighbor and when the tow truck came to get it - the weight of the thing, combined with the fact that the parking brake was on, completely ruined his garage floor epoxy paint while it was being winched out.

Over the air updates aren't always "good". Let the pioneers take the arrows. You won't lose any friends or social status if you don't have the latest Pivi version installed on Day 0.

Originally Posted by ThunderBob

I’ve swapped my screen to a 13.3 Chinese version last year and had no issues whatsoever with receiving an OTA upgrade to Pivi 4.3.0.

Originally Posted by incredibox

Has anyone swapped their Pivi to the larger screen and received the update? The dealership told me that this was preventing me from receiving updates and they can't force it.

Originally Posted by Fifth Horseman

I had swapped the 10" display for the 11.4" on my 2022 and had wondered if this may affect the 4.3.0 update as part of the update addressed the screen performance (especially as the 11.4 screen had come from a Jaguar!).
The 4.3.0 update seemed to install correctly although the software on the screen wasn't updated - If anyone has the ECU infos readout from the IIDTool before and after the update that would confirm if or not the display firmware should have updated, I note that the release notes did not specify which screen size the update applied to. The ICCM (Infotainment Compute Control Module) and IGM (Infotainment Gateway Module) did change with this update.