[dirkvra]

I have installed gdr3 2 days ago. Since then my samsung ativ s reboots every 2 minutes when connected to my carkit. Any ideas?

[ylap]

Try to put check box somewhere in the Bluetooth settings (Connect using other method or something similar) or try to restore factory defaults, it may help too after this update.

[dirkvra]

Hi, I restored the factory defaults, but still the same

[Lubomir Andonov]

I have the same problem.

[luc3800]

Same problem here

[Leif Perjus]

I'm using bluetooth every day to connect to my VW Golf with no problem i've GDR3 (upgraded om the air)
no modified AtivS

[luc3800]

I'm using bluetooth every day to connect to my VW Golf with no problem i've GDR3 (upgraded om the air)
no modified AtivS

I used bluetooth every day to connect to my Ford S-Max with no problem After GDR3 every 3-4 minutes a reboot with bluetooth in the car
no modified AtivS

[anon(5767625)]

My unmodified Ativ S on uupdate 3 is working fine with my Kia Cee'd.

It would be good if people posting problems would give information about their car and phone.

[Dega350]

Exactly the same thing with my Ativ S. My phone reboots every couple of minutes, which is really annoying. My Galaxy S4 works perfectly with this.
I have a 2010 Audi A4 with MMI 3g satnav. Checking other method under bluetooth settings does nothing.
Did someoone find a solution yet? This is very frustrating.

Thanks

[antoniop]

I'm experiencing exactly the same problem: have a Ford S-MAX, updated to GDR3 yesterday and today, within a 10 minute journey, the phone restarted 3 times. I'm kind of sad as I was finding this a magnificent phone, but I need it to work with my car.

[Dega350]

Bump...
Anyone found solution to this BIG problem?
I found out, that while I'm talking, everything works fine. But when just connected, it resets approx every 2-3 minutes...
Shame on you Samsung...

[antoniop]

Bump...
Anyone found solution to this BIG problem?
I found out, that while I'm talking, everything works fine. But when just connected, it resets approx every 2-3 minutes...
Shame on you Samsung...

I got a solution for this: sent it to Samsung support describing what happened. Obviously, they've downgraded it (to GDR2, I believe) but, at least, Bluetooth has, until now, been working flawlessly.
The technician wrote in the report that he updated the firmware and that the device was not made specifically for Portugal. I noticed that the CSC changed from PHN to AUT.
I inquired whether or not I should update if prompted and was told to do it, as it "improves user experience". Nonetheless, I'm having doubts about it and I've disabled auto updates.