Also found why copying the fine working completely installed SD card previously failed. Apparently WIN32DISKIMAGER only works copying the original SD card correctly when the .img format is chosen! So I now finished successfully installing 2 RaspberryPi TFT touchscreen Pi's. Only if we know how to do that, it is easy as pie!

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Addendum: rotating the 3.5 inch goodTFT LCD screen with command lcd_rotate=2 doesn't work on these newer Alieexpress cheap touchscreens!
Neither does adding display_LCD_rotate=2 work at all! But if you already installed the right TFT driver (your TFT screen already works but only 180 turned wrong), you just execute this on your Pi, and everything is working correctly!: cd LCD-show , sudo ./rotate.sh 180. And it is automatically saved to the SD card. Copying your Pi SD card with the integrated "SD card copier" however never seems to produce correctly working/booting Pi booting copies. And even the Win32Diskimager windows PC file doesn't seem to do just that either. No idea why??

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Of course where I wrote comments better read commands instead! I am glad that installing a new TFT LCD offline manually finally worked! Just re-using a new LAN connection to stream content to my PC and vice versa kept failing again because apparently as usual Windows objects in letting the connection through! Using a Pi is never easy enough just yet!

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The newest mentioned RaspberryPi OS (https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/operating-systems/) also has a lot of interesting new (also on Electronics!) tools like an integrated SD card Copier. With which copying your new installed SD card onto a new empty SD card placed in an external USB SD card reader/writer is extremely easy and very useful!

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In case this helps, today I was able to install a new 3.5 inch TFT 480 x 320 screen onto my Raspberry Pi 2B+ OFFLINE almost automatically. I did following: 1. downloaded the LCD-show files from https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show.git and downloaded the newest 02 december 2020 RaspberryPi Image (the largest one).
2. copied the unpacked Pi image onto a new 16GB microSD card with Etcher. (Etcher also validates the 'burned' image after it is installed!).
3. Then placed all files from the Github LCD-show(-master) map unpacked into the root of the SD card now named 'boot'.
4. Booted my RaspberryPi2B+ with this microSD card and after its Pi OS was ready opened the command Terminal and gave following comments:
sudo ./LCD35-show (also preceded by the comment: "cd /boot" in case it doesn't see the files).
After the given comment the Pi starts installing all necessary TFT screen files automatically and the Pi resets afterwards automatically with the working 3.5 inch screen. Complete with working touchscreen! Probably with the screen desktop 180 degrees turned. But if you add "lcd-rotate=2" to the config file in the root of your Pi SD card that is easily corrected if needed. My new TFT screen was a newer 3.5 inch LCD touchscreen that had a smaller GPIO connector opposed to my previous LCD that only worked after installing it with the right image for my RaspberryPi2B+. My newer screen used the newest RaspberryPi Image and was successfully manually upgraded to work with a TFT screen. So it can be done OFFLINE! Good luck too!

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Apparently it was a 4.7 Ohm 5% resistor in replacement adapter boards.

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73's de Edd

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In case sommeone is searching for those just 50 eurocent costing boards, here is the link

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Oops it was about 5G. See https://www.rfid-wiot-search.com/e-go-mobile-the-revolution-in-automotive-production-starts-in-aachen

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