Under the Recovery tab for the first, second and subsequent failures select Restart the service. Under the General tab ensure that the startup type is set to automatic (NOT delayed start), then click Apply 4. Find the IDrive service and double-click on it 3. Hit the Windows key and R, and in the Run dialog box type in "services.msc." 2. Verify that Windows services are configured correctly for iDrive by doing the following: 1.
If this would be a problem for you, then try the other steps first, and only delete this folder as a last resort) 4. Delete the folder C:\ProgramData\IDrive (CAUTION: Doing this will delete your list of files and folders to be backed up.
Delete the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\IDriveWindows 3. Do a clean install by taking the following steps: 1. A clean install is not necessary for most updates, but when there are problems, it might solve the problem. When iDrive problems occur, doing a clean install can solve the problem. They will of course be different for other systems. In case it helps other people who have the same problem, here is how iDrive recommended that I fix it. I suspect it will solve my problems, but since they can take a while to show up, I don't know yet how permanent the fix is. IDrive contacted me after my original review and made suggestions about how to solve the problems I've been having. The list of BMWs includes the 7-series, the electric i4 and iX, the mid-size SUVs (X5, X6, and X7), and also the plug-in-hybrid XM.I've used it for four years with some really aggravating problems,but iDrive has responded with ideas for solving them. For models that currently have iDrive 8, the revised infotainment software will be available via production or an over-the-air (OTA) update. The proliferation of smartphones over the past decade-plus has conditioned many people to pinch, poke, or swipe their fingers on a screen to make things happen.īMW is in the business of giving consumers what they want, which is why the iDrive 8.5 infotainment update the company is releasing this summer will be more smartphone-like than ever. The first iDrive system that debuted in 2001 on the E65-generation BMW 7-series included a control knob meant to mimic a computer's mouse. This summer, iDrive 8.5 will be available on models that currently have iDrive 8 these include all EVs, the X5 SUV through the new plug-in-hybrid XM, and the 7-series.The updated operating system's home screen will allows quicker access to functions and a more configurable layout.
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