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Is it possible to download the lastest MyLink firmware from my computer and then transfer the update through USB into my 2015 Silverado? I couldn't find any results through Google or the forum.

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Thank you for responding, which website do you use to find out the current software number?

 

You don't and can't that I know of. The dealer gets the latest part numbers only via GM SPS.

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Do you have any idea how this website is related then? http://oss.bosch-cm.com/gm.html

 

No idea. GM may have technicians verify that with a scan tool or from the radio display only if there is a specific TSB for an issue but those are nothing used by GM as far as servicing, updating, programming, etc. Also note the note at the bottom of that site:

 

*: for the SW version of the HMIM please refer to your local GM dealer

 

That Bosch site may pertain to GM itself for their usage but all GM programming updates for any modules are all registered as an 8 digit GM part number.

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No idea. GM may have technicians verify that with a scan tool or from the radio display only if there is a specific TSB for an issue but those are nothing used by GM as far as servicing, updating, programming, etc. Also note the note at the bottom of that site:

 

Thanks, you have been very helpful.

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I thought I read somewhere that mylink is open source software. so there has to be a way to add/upgrade software right?

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Do you have any idea how this website is related then? http://oss.bosch-cm.com/gm.html

If you go in your settings you'll see where it says the software is open source. The link you posted is the sight that contains the open software information. In theory it sounds great, in practice this open source is a bunch of junk.

 

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Is it possible to download the lastest MyLink firmware from my computer and then transfer the update through USB into my 2015 Silverado? I couldn't find any results through Google or the forum.

 

Hi Wucifer,

 

We recognize you've reached out on the forum to gain insight on how to update to the latest MyLink software/firmware. As 15HDriver mentioned, generally the dealer is in the best position to advise on available updates. If you're experiencing any concerns with your MyLink, please feel free to send us a PM. We'd be happy to review anything further and assist with the dealer on your behalf if interested.

 

Happy Holidays,

 

Eddie A.

GM Customer Care

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Without a doubt this is the worst infotainment solution I ever let be a deciding factor to buy 1 truck over another. I actually HATE my 3mo old Silverado Z71 LTZ because of this alone. Oh there will be apps! Oh the 4G will be EPIC... Yea not so much in sw Iowa. I get the random backup screen that never goes way. I hate this radio with a white hot passion

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Without a doubt this is the worst infotainment solution I ever let be a deciding factor to buy 1 truck over another. I actually HATE my 3mo old Silverado Z71 LTZ because of this alone. Oh there will be apps! Oh the 4G will be EPIC... Yea not so much in sw Iowa. I get the random backup screen that never goes way. I hate this radio with a white hot passion

I am kinda right there with you. It is easy for a company to market its infotainment system with all the future features and apps but apparently extremely hard to follow through with actual apps/features. What a load of crap. On top of that, I can't load my own updates at home? Come on GM, get your act together. I can download sync updates all day long from home and load them with a usb stick......

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I am kinda right there with you. It is easy for a company to market its infotainment system with all the future features and apps but apparently extremely hard to follow through with actual apps/features. What a load of crap. On top of that, I can't load my own updates at home? Come on GM, get your act together. I can download sync updates all day long from home and load them with a usb stick......

 

haha, I didn't get one update in the 5 years I owned my car so I can't even tell you if that feature worked. Ford isn't much better than Chevy in this regard.

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haha, I didn't get one update in the 5 years I owned my car so I can't even tell you if that feature worked. Ford isn't much better than Chevy in this regard.

I was able to load two updates on my wife's car in the year we owned it, guess I got lucky. I do agree Ford isn't much better but at least the feature to load your own software is there.

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