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Originally Posted by davidfor
If you are a Windows or Mac user, you can easily prevent the initial upgrade of firmware. You use the Kobo desktop app to do the setup and remove the firmware upgrade files before disconnecting the device. I did do this after a factory reset to see the differences. I can't remember if it was closer to 3.13.0 or 3.15.0. But, I didn't see the performance problems that others are reporting with 3.15.0, so I wouldn't choose to go back.
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Simple.. as long as it doesn't get ejected,you can go to the .kobo directory and remove the upgrade,then disconnect... didn't thought about that.. I didn't installed the desktop software because it interfears with my adobe digital editions.
I do hope Kobo developes a new firmware fast,because from what I read on other boards,people bring their Kobo HD back because of the lag and other things,not realising it is only the software (I hope) but if you are used to a Sony, you get most of the time just one update and after that there is none in years,so a lot of people don't realise that Kobo brings an update almost every month.
I hope u are betatesting a new firmware already
