Too many phones

[Damp Logs]

Hi
I have a 2015 A4 with nav etc.

Previous owners must have been addicted to phones as they are about ten, and I can’t work out how to delete them - anyone have any suggestions??

[tomsugden]

From memory I think you select each phone and delete it. Failing that there is a factory reset option that will also delete all the old sat nav destination data.

[Damp Logs]

Thanks Tom,


Doesn’t seem to be an option to delete, but will have another try.

I hope that Dr G will know the answer......

[randlemarcus]

clear video, awful musical overlay
https://youtu.be/SS_-JvLxl3E

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randlemarcus said:

clear video, awful musical overlay
https://youtu.be/SS_-JvLxl3E

Thanks,

I don’t have that screen ‘device management’

[Alucidnation]

Bit late i expect but I am sure you have to go into the Bluetooth menu to delete them?

[Ozone]

You could do the full MMI reset if all else fails.

[Damp Logs]

Won’t delete from bluetooth menu

Will a fill reset require new system discs/SD cards?

[catso]

On my 2014 S4.

Go to; Telephone - settings - bluetooth - bonded bluetooth devices, then select the device you want and you have the option to delete.

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catso said:

On my 2014 S4.

Go to; Telephone - settings - bluetooth - bonded bluetooth devices, then select the device you want and you have the option to delete.

Ok, I’ll give that try

[cuprabob]

Might be different but on my VW, to delete old phone profiles via the Bluetooth menu, you need to have a phone paired and connected to it at the time. Bit of a pain in the @rse.

Edited by cuprabob on Monday 29th March 11:04

[Damp Logs]

Think I’m going to put up with them cos I can’t find a way to delete

My OCD is not happy.....😬

[randlemarcus]

Full system reset then. Who know, you may discover functions the previous owner has disabled

[cuprabob]

randlemarcus said:

Full system reset then. Who know, you may discover functions the previous owner has disabled

Or you may lose functions the previous owner has enabled