This will close the new features announcement. Your cursor will automatically appear, so just press your remote's middle button to open the on-screen keyboard. Type kodi.tv into the URL box, then select Go. This will take you to Kodi's webpage. You can now interact with the webpage. It resembles the Android figure. Again, this is the Android figure, though it's green this time. The Kodi for Android download page will open. It's below the "Kodi v17.4 'Krypton'" heading. Kodi will begin downloading onto your Fire Stick. If you have the larger Amazon Fire TV box (rather than the Fire Stick), you'll select the 64BIT version. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. This will begin installing Kodi. The entire installation process should only take a few seconds, after which point you can open Kodi by selecting OPEN at the bottom of the screen. You can also press the button on your remote when prompted to open Kodi.
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One-sentence summary -- Select OK if prompted. Select the URL box. Enter Kodi's download address. Select OK when prompted. Scroll down to the Android icon and select it. Scroll down and select Android. Scroll down and select ARMV7A (32BIT). Select INSTALL.

A CD stores information just beneath the label. A scratch that tears through the label usually destroys the CD permanently. Fortunately, scratches are more common on the reflected side, and that's where toothpaste comes in handy. The laser that reads the CD needs to bounce evenly off the smooth, reflective surface. Toothpaste is just abrasive enough to wear down scratched areas to a smoother surface. Small scratches and scuff marks are much easier to repair than deep gouges. Some CD repair services can repair the disc with a special buffing machine, but these are hard to use without causing damage. Even if you can't see them, tiny flecks of dust on the CD could gouge out new scratches when rubbed with the toothpaste. To prevent this, hold the disc under cool, running water and rub it with a lint-free cloth such as cotton or microfiber. Always rub directly from the center to the edge, never in small, circular motions or along the circular pathways. Only wash the reflective side of the disc. If the CD is very dusty, gently spray it with canned air first. If the CD is visibly greasy, use rubbing alcohol or a CD cleaning solution instead of water. Only an actual "paste" will work, not a gel. If convenient, choose a "whitening" or "tartar control" toothpaste. These tend to be more abrasive, which will help polish the CD. You might be able to look up your toothpaste brand online to find the "RDA," a measure of abrasiveness. A high RDA toothpaste usually makes a smoother surface, although that's not always true.
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Check both sides for damage. Wash the CD with a damp, lint-free cloth. Choose your toothpaste.