Lee Hilt kindly sent me a picture that showed us how to find the reset  

button.  My son depressed the button (I was unable to see it with my  

old eyes) and now the brick refuses to switch on or to stop clicking  

so we can't reload the drivers.



I have to say that I went into this FLL League with great excitement.   

I am now totally turned off by the entire experience.  Buggy  

equipment, buggy programs, drivers download pages hidden so well that  

unless you are given the exact page, even Google's spiders struggle to  

find it.



I have received 6 emails in the half an hour since I sent my original  

email.  All these people are experiencing the self same problems as we  

are experiencing with the programs that run, not resembling the  

programs that were downloaded.



This is the most appalling situation I have ever experienced.  Lego  

needs to get their act together and sell equipment that works.  Driver  

and firmware updates should be easily found.  This is an exceedingly  

expensive exercise and for this money, I expect far better service and  

equipment.



My team has spent more work trying to fix Lego issues than they have  

on developing their programs.  It is most frustrating for my team to  

write a program, have it run perfectly 3 times and then on the 4th  

time have to execute a program that does not resemble the one that ran  

perfectly 3 times prior.



Now we have a dead brick just because we attempted to reset it.



Just in case you haven't realized it yet, I am fuming.



Sherene



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