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Originally Posted by HarryT
There seem to be two types of updates: minor updates, which get sent automatically to the same device they were originally sent to, and major updates, which wipe out notes, etc, that you have to agree to by replying to an email.
If the device you originally sent a book to is no longer active, updates don't get sent anywhere: you need to look through the "My Kindle Content" page on Amazon, find those books that say "Update Available", and manually send them to your device.
This, at least, has been the way it's worked for me.
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That may be so for some updates but some were for quite recent purchases.
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I was asking for a manual update for a book where the author had added an extra short story so new purchaser got more but in according with the KDP notes, no-one was notified and I had to go to CS.)
So I asked this question and got the suggestion.
08:07 PM GMT Abdhul: Usually once you have turn on the automatic update, the update will be auto delivered to the Kindle device once it is connected with the Wifi.
It seems that there was an intermittent issue with send the update to your Kindle devices.
I edit to add that four "Update Available" books came to my first Kindle (K3, 2012, used daily) so for these there can be no "Kindle no longer registered" explanation.