In case update fails for any reason hangs it is possible to recover successfully, try reinserting the update CD and try the update process again.Ī: If disc can't be ejected then hold Eject button and turn on/off ignition. Follow prompts (Update takes about 15 minutes to complete)
Insert ignition key/Switch CD70/DVD90 ONĢ.
Order original Opel/Vauxhall update disc to avoid any problems as burning additional CDs in case of errors eventually will cost the same.ġ. Avoid ImgBurn or CDBurnerXp or if use them then double check that image is burned with low speed and CD type=Mode2 Burn on quality brand CD (Verbatim works great) and lowest speed 4x-8x. 
Start update after a short trip so the battery has more charge. Please help, since you seem to be knowledgable about this problem. Maybe I'm not doing it right? Do I need another (later) software or should I do it in a special other way? I realy need advice about how to go about to rescue my cd70 navi infotainment system, if it's possible. I tried disconnecting the battery and switchin it on agin, but no luck, even though I'm using the original radio update cd 102007. I tried taking the fuse out and reinstalling it, whilst the cd was inserted, but it wouldn't help. I've have since then ordered the original 102007 cd from Germany and tryed without luck. I can't reach through "test mode" the reset bios fature. 
Nothing happens even if I let the cd in for hours switched on. My cd70 navi behaves like it's bricked! To switch it of I now have to remove the fuse! When I take out the fuse and retry the feature " software upgrade" flashes in the screen for 1 or two sec. 102007 in compact discs (not dvd-s) in 10x speed with nero and use them for the rescue mission. Since then I've tried to burn softwares eg. I tried to update my cd70 navi, in a zafira -07, with a dodgy update and it went south!
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