If you were left unsure what a ” non-serviceable state ” meant when Microsoft warned users to bypass the ChevronWP7 updater, we have now further details. The corporate is within the technique of rolling out a Windows Phone update charmingly called 7392, a post- NoDo improvement that does nothing except for fix some bogus security certificates on handsets. With out a user-facing changes it isn’t really something users would probably be pining for — except that many at the moment are being told they can not get it, and naturally we always want those things we won’t have.
Microsoft has confirmed that phones updated using “any unofficial mechanisms” to NoDo (which was 7390) will be unable to get 7392 via its very official mechanism: Zune. No big deal now, but it surely shall be in six months when 7394 comes along and delivers the long-awaited addition of Microsoft Bob to the platform. No, Redmond’s brightest aren’t going that will help you out of this mess you’ve created for yourself, but happily another person is: the “clever bunch” who released the unofficial update within the first place. That bunch is alleged to be engaged on another unofficial tool for you to help users come again onto the “officially supported path,” a route that’s slow and meandering but is, a minimum of, quite unlikely to harm you along the way in which.
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