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Hi again Geoff,Originally Posted by GeoffRBG
Your thoughts are a natural response to the amount of information available on the forum. We all do recognise that stage of the learning process. I compare it to trying to drink from a wide open fire hydrant: you do get some water in, but most of it goes past you. All I can say is not to give up! As Neil says, it's not as difficult as it seems. And what's at least as important: you're in good hands here! Hang in there Mate and follow instructions step by step. Don't run before you can walk and I'm confident this thread can be marked "Solved" soon!
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Thanks for the support Guys - I appreciate it.
I have now followed the instructions (from somewhere?) and have GUPDATE_Patched GCD and GUPDATE_Patched.rgn and updater.exe in my system folder.
I tried to enter pre-boot mode about 20 times, finally I pressed over the battery symbol and the model number appeared briefly in updater. When I pressed 'okay' a message "could not find file path F: system/ GUPDATE Patched .rgn and a message from windows telling me there is something wrong with my drive. (I reckon there's still something wrong with the operator! But we'll get passed that)
Geoff RBG
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