I recommend saving everything is possible from MediaNav. The variants are below.īackups have proven useful in many cases when MediaNav is blocked for various reasons and needs to be recovered. Usually before I start any updating, I personally like to make a Backup of all system to protect myself in any event and so I found a very simple way with an application Total Commander that can be launched directly from the USB stick. Control to have the latest firmware version at that time (4.1.0 for Standard or 9.1.3 for Evolution). Then, with Renault MediaNav Toolbox, the latest version available for MediaNav is automatically downloaded, and with the version of this on stick go back to the car and then enter into the menus machine and update.

Try to use a good brand of USB stick as SanDisk for avoid bad sectors or some others events.Īt the end, insert the USB stick into a PC and it’s recommend save the fingerprint for any eventuality in the future. Insert a USB stick ( up to 32GB) formatted only in FAT32 and empty in the MediaNav, and in the menu in Navigation / Options / Update Map / Options must give Update so that you can create your fingerprint with the information about MediaNav on your USB. Later, with the same toolbox, the official free firmware updates are automatically made by automatic detection based on the fingerprint created on your car.įor who has a smaller version of these, they need to make the update officially. In the first 90 days from purchase of the car, the manufacturer offers free maps update and recommends anyone using this feature through OPEL/VAUXHALL - Vivaro, Movano (as Navi 50 IntelliLink A & B). DACIA - Duster, Logan, Sandero, Dokker, Lodgy, RENAULT - Clio IV, Captur, Kwid, Trafic, I thought of doing a tutorial for who will like if has it as option. Personally, I was thrilled to easily install / uninstall the application without traces, and is compatible with the latest firmware versions.

It also contains a photo and video player, etc. The idea from where I start is to update the maps of the navigation free of charge, touching as little as possible the original system files, the rest of additions, less important.įinally I stopped at Supermodd that seems is developed at origins by an Italian Favre and later continued by spanish Fredy. So I searched the net and started finding various methods Menavrus/Menaco, Supermodd, MediaNav Plus, Mediskin, and other versions.

But I was annoyed when I saw that the maps are from 2014 and about 100 Euro is required for the upgrade. I was delighted with the navigation when I saw that has iGO that I use on my mobile and I'm happy with it. I personal bought a Duster from 2017 second hand and discovered MediaNav. Tutorial for update maps free on RENAULT/DACIA/VAUXHALL MediaNav with Super Mod

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