Thanks a lot for confirming that! I did a Factory Reset with mine and that seemed to have helped as well. I'm still keeping watch on the consistency as to how long it would work fine or if it would continue to work well. I guess, anything that would allow the system to restart seems to correct little bits of issue and make the system function properly again.
It took a couple weeks for me before I started to hear any kind of skip. I do notice an occasional stutter after starting the car sometimes but then it goes away.
Agree 110% with the first part. But don't see how, without hacking, the second part is true. Can't add apps--or nobody has cracked how to yet--and Android Auto doesn't add apps to the head unit.
Fair enough - I guess I'm just wondering what all those extra pages are for on the head unit main menu? I kind of assumed that over time, they would be adding more functionality within the HU that would be further drain on the computer resources.
They probably came free from Android. I did wonder that the first time I saw it though. If you can add, say, radio preset links to these pages, or shortcuts to buried setup menu items, that might be cool. But I haven't seen anything about being able to do that.
Yea that's true. While some if not most of us here are adequately if not very technologically inclined, other 2016 Honda Civic owner may be very different. I am also tolerant about this situation (for now, since a Factory Reset or a Hard Reboot worked for me); but if this occurs again and the said "solutions" stop providing any sort of fix, I am gonna go freaking insane. (Of course a wired connection is still available, Apple Carplay, Android Auto, Auxiliary Connections, USB) But just the fact that you have that issue going on and you can't do anything about it, just drives me nuts.
How do you reboot the system? Do you just hold the audio button down? Thanks
Yes press the Audio power button for roughly five seconds and it will prompt if you want to reboot.
