Thanks for the reply gr5.
What is considered old?!! My machine is less than 2 years old. If it's a common problem then I would consider this a design fault. Is there solution offered by Ultimaker?
Avoiding updates is not a solution, surely the machine should be able to cope with this, especially as we're constantly encouraged to do these??!!
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Yes. Many people get this particular issue with older printers. It's usually the "hard drive" which is a solid state drive built into the computer board. The board is made by Olimex - it's a red circuit board. Anyway I recommend you try to avoid updates if you get this working as updates write so many gigabytes to the hard drive that hitting a bad part of the "hard drive" is more likely and you are more likely to have problems like this.
Anyway here are some unbricking instructions:
http://gr5.org/unbricking/
And in there is also a link back to the forums which I'd start with.
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