I think that is how it sounds, I disabled the irritating damn chime at startup and also when the door is open. Forscan was pretty easy but it was kinda nerve racking when I told it to write the module and the lights flashed and the gauges did a check. I did back up the IPC module first and when I restarted it had no chime and all appears well. I love this forum and all the great advice and knowledge here.

 

Nice job dude!

 

I am a network admin and engineer and this made me more nervous than updating an entire server stack!

 

weird..... i wonder if it would work for my "doo dee doooo"

of course its rhetorical, I've just never thought of it sounding as you describe..... but yes, forscan is awesome!

 

I'm a software developer and everytime i use forscan i get nervous i read every character with my fingers slowly

 

Back when unlocking your iPhone 3G was a thing i was so scared of bricking it.
I cant imagine the feeling I will have if i ever use forscan

 

Everyone should be saving your as-built modules before starting. That way you can easily revert back to stock if there is an issue AND revert back to stock before selling / trading in.

Takes a lot of the anxiety out of it. I program industrial control systems so backing up the PLC before doing any work is second nature.

 

Proofreading FORScan changes is a goog eyedeer

 

Nobody knows to back up modules unless they read the FORScan thread instructions. That thread is too daunting though.

 

Even for those who are visual learners, there are PLENTY of videos that cover backing up modules...

No excuses really and it's not that hard...