Update DeviceCreationGuide.md

Added real world examples for wallets and derivation paths.
Linked readme with pictured Step by Step guide.
Added Some basic Common Issues, maybe link faq?

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 ### SD-Card Wallets
 
 - **Features:** SD-Card hardware wallets offer unique features that prioritize both security and portability. We'll explore these features in detail to help you understand their advantages.
-- **Usage Scenarios:** Discover the practical scenarios where SD-Card wallets shine. We'll highlight their user-friendliness and reliability in various situations.
+- **User background:** Alice, a traveling consultant, requires a secure yet portable solution to manage her digital assets. She often moves between locations and needs a reliable way to carry her cryptocurrency wallet without internet connectivity risks.
+- **Use Case:** Alice opts for an SD-Card hardware wallet. Its small size and portability make it an ideal choice for her travels. She can easily carry it in her purse or securely store it in a safe. The SD-Card wallet allows her to access her digital assets on the go, without the need for an internet connection, reducing the risk of online threats. Moreover, she uses the SD-Card as a secure backup, storing a duplicate in a safe location.
 
 ### QR Code Wallets
 
 - **Functionality:** QR code wallets operate differently, providing enhanced security through minimal direct connections with other devices. Learn how they work and why this matters.
-- **Use Cases:** Explore the typical situations where QR code wallets outperform other options. We'll emphasize their convenience, particularly during transactions.
+- **User background:** Bob, a frequent user of cryptocurrency for transactions, often finds himself in public places like coffee shops or conferences. He is concerned about the security risks associated with connecting his wallet to public Wi-Fi or potentially compromised devices.
+- **Use Case:** Bob uses a QR Code wallet, which provides enhanced security through minimal direct connections. When making transactions, he simply scans the QR code displayed by his wallet. This method eliminates the need to connect to potentially insecure networks or devices, significantly reducing the risk of digital asset theft. The QR Code wallet’s ability to operate with minimal connectivity makes it an excellent choice for secure, hassle-free transactions in public settings.
 
 ### USB Wallets
 
 - **Characteristics:** USB wallets come with distinct features, including direct connectivity and user-friendly interfaces. Get a deeper understanding of what makes them stand out.
 - **Scenarios:** Find out when and where USB wallets are your best choice. We'll showcase their versatility and compatibility with a wide range of devices.
-
+- **User background:** Carol, a small business owner, accepts cryptocurrencies in her store. She needs a wallet that is both easy to use and compatible with various devices since she regularly deals with different types of transactions.
+- **Use Case:** Carol chooses a USB wallet for its user-friendly interface and direct connectivity. The USB wallet's plug-and-play nature makes it simple to connect to her store's point-of-sale system or her personal computer. Its compatibility with various devices allows her to efficiently manage transactions without the need for specialized hardware. The USB wallet's intuitive interface makes it easy for Carol to navigate, making it an ideal choice for her everyday business transactions.
+
 ## Step-by-Step Guide for Device Creation in Specter
 
-- **Detailed Instructions:** A step-by-step guide tailored to each wallet type, ensuring a smooth device creation process in the Specter environment.
-- **Annotated Screenshots:** Visual aids that accompany each step to help you navigate the device creation process effortlessly.
+- **Detailed Instructions:** A step-by-step guide can be found [here](https://docs.specter.solutions/desktop/#add-a-new-device). Keep in mind to connect to the BTC network first [instructions here](https://docs.specter.solutions/desktop/#select-how-to-connect-to-bitcoin-network).
 
 ## Understanding Derivation Paths
 
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 9. **Keeping Pace with Changes:** 
    - The cryptocurrency landscape is dynamic, with new developments and standards emerging regularly. Staying informed about changes to derivation paths, wallet software updates, and security best practices is an ongoing challenge. Best practice here is to remain actively engaged with the cryptocurrency community, subscribe to updates from wallet providers, and continuously educate yourself.
 
+### Example 1: BIP 44 (Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets)
+#### Scenario: Multiple Account Management
+
+##### Context
+Emily, a crypto enthusiast, holds various types of cryptocurrencies and wants to organize them efficiently. She wishes to have separate accounts for her Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin holdings.
+
+##### Use Case
+Emily uses a wallet that supports BIP 44 standard. BIP 44 allows for multi-account hierarchy under one master seed. This means she can generate different accounts for each cryptocurrency type while maintaining them under one master seed. Her derivation paths might look like:
+- Bitcoin: `m/44'/0'/0'`
+- Ethereum: `m/44'/60'/0'`
+- Litecoin: `m/44'/2'/0'`
+
+##### Advantage
+This method gives Emily a structured way to manage different cryptocurrencies while keeping them secure and separate. She can also easily back up her wallet using the master seed.
+
+### Example 2: BIP 49 (SegWit Compatibility in P2SH)
+#### Scenario: Enhancing Transaction Efficiency and Lowering Fees
+
+##### Context
+John, a small business owner, frequently receives and sends Bitcoin payments. He is looking for ways to reduce transaction fees and enhance the efficiency of transactions.
+
+##### Use Case
+John's wallet supports BIP 49, which is designed for SegWit compatibility in a Pay to Script Hash (P2SH) format. This means his wallet generates addresses that start with '3'. His derivation path looks like: `m/49'/0'/0'`.
+
+##### Advantage
+By using BIP 49, John benefits from lower transaction fees compared to traditional addresses and improved transaction speed due to SegWit's efficiency in block space usage. This is particularly beneficial for a business with frequent transactions.
+
+## Example 3: BIP 84 (Native SegWit Bech32 Addresses)
+### Scenario: Maximizing Efficiency and Future-Proofing
+
+##### Context
+Lisa is a tech-savvy investor who keeps up with the latest developments in cryptocurrency technology. She wants to use the most advanced and efficient method for managing her Bitcoin transactions.
+
+##### Use Case
+Lisa opts for a wallet that implements BIP 84, which enables the creation of native SegWit addresses that start with 'bc1'. These are Bech32 addresses, which offer benefits such as more efficient block weight usage and better error detection. Her derivation path is: `m/84'/0'/0'`.
+
+##### Advantage
+Using BIP 84, Lisa experiences lower fees and faster transactions. She is also future-proofing her wallet as the industry moves towards broader adoption of SegWit.
+
+### Conclusion
+In each of these scenarios, the use of different derivation paths (BIP 44, BIP 49, and BIP 84) reflects a specific need and functionality in managing cryptocurrencies:
+- **BIP 44** is ideal for users like Emily, who require a structured organization for multiple types of cryptocurrencies. It provides a clear hierarchical structure for different accounts under a single master seed.
+- **BIP 49** benefits users like John, who seek efficiency and reduced costs in their transactions. The SegWit compatibility in P2SH format helps in lowering transaction fees and improving confirmation speeds.
+- **BIP 84** is perfect for tech-savvy users like Lisa, who want to leverage the latest advancements in cryptocurrency technology for optimal efficiency and future compatibility.
+
 For those seeking a deeper understanding of derivation paths, we recommend exploring "[Learn Me a Bitcoin](https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/derivation-paths)". This website provides in-depth information on the topic, and you can integrate this knowledge into our guide for a more comprehensive grasp of derivation paths.
 
 ## Troubleshooting
 
 ### Common Issues
 
-- Even with our detailed instructions, issues may arise during the device creation process. In this section, we'll list common problems you might encounter with different hardware wallets.
+#### Check the USB Connection
+- **Step 1:** Unplug the wallet from the computer.
+- **Step 2:** Inspect the USB cable for any visible damage. If damaged, replace the cable.
+- **Step 3:** Reconnect the wallet to the computer using a different USB port. Sometimes ports can malfunction or have poor connectivity.
+
+#### Restart the Wallet and Computer
+- **Step 1:** Safely eject the hardware wallet from your computer.
+- **Step 2:** Restart the hardware wallet. If it has a power button, turn it off and then on again. If not, disconnect and reconnect it.
+- **Step 3:** Restart your computer. This can resolve issues caused by temporary software glitches.
+
+#### Update Wallet Firmware and Software
+- **Step 1:** Check if your hardware wallet firmware is up to date. Refer to the wallet’s official website for the latest firmware version.
+- **Step 2:** Update the wallet application on your computer. Ensure you're using the latest version.
+- **Step 3:** After updating, reconnect the wallet and check if it is recognized.
+
+#### Check Device Manager (Windows) or System Report (Mac)
+**For Windows:**
+- **Step 1:** Open 'Device Manager'.
+- **Step 2:** Look under ‘Universal Serial Bus controllers’. Check if the wallet is listed or if there are any devices with a yellow exclamation mark.
+- **Step 3:** If the wallet is listed with an error, right-click on it and select ‘Update driver’.
+
+**For Mac:**
+- **Step 1:** Click on the Apple logo and select ‘About This Mac’.
+- **Step 2:** Go to ‘System Report’ and select ‘USB’.
+- **Step 3:** Check if the wallet is listed under USB Device Tree.
+
+#### Try a Different Computer
+- **Step 1:** Connect the wallet to a different computer. This can help determine if the issue is with the original computer’s hardware or software.
 
-### Solutions and Steps
+#### Contact Customer Support or our Telegram Group
+If none of the above steps work, the problem might be more complex or specific to the wallet. In this case, contact the customer support of the hardware wallet for further assistance.
 
-- We'll provide troubleshooting methods and step-by-step solutions for each identified issue. Our goal is to ensure that you can resolve any problems efficiently and continue to secure your digital assets effectively.
+### Preventive Measures
+- Regularly update the wallet's firmware and the computer’s software to avoid compatibility issues.
+- Use high-quality USB cables and ports to ensure a stable connection.
+- Avoid exposing the hardware wallet to physical damage or extreme temperatures.
 
-By the end of this guide, you'll be well-equipped to create and manage hardware wallets within the Specter environment, understand derivation paths, and troubleshoot common issues. Let's get started on your journey to safeguarding your cryptocurrency investments.
+By the end of this guide, you'll be well-equipped to create and manage hardware wallets within the Specter environment and understand derivation paths. Let's get started on your journey to safeguarding your bitcoin journey.