No. The issue is present in all meyd860 hardware revisions manufactured after Q3 2022. Older units (pre-2021) running original firmware v1.9 are stable, but they are rare on the secondary market. A new unit will ship with the problematic v2.2+ firmware.
The announcement was quiet. A single forum post titled "meyd860 fixed" appeared on a private restoration board. No fanfare. No press release. Just a link to a new 5.2GB file and a log of the work performed. meyd860 fixed
This article provides a comprehensive, step-by-step breakdown of what the MEYD860 issue entails, the root causes of its instability, and—most importantly—the verified methods to achieve a state permanently. Whether you are an IT administrator, a firmware enthusiast, or an end-user experiencing crashes, this guide will serve as your ultimate resource. A new unit will ship with the problematic v2
Remember the key pillars of a successful fix: No fanfare
In approximately 15% of cases, the above steps do not yield a permanent outcome. This usually indicates hardware-level damage or an OEM-locked bootloader. Try these advanced methods.