Tomtom GPS - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Mac does not support Tom Tom

It is supposed to come from them via subscription one-off payment.

Using your Carminat SD card voucher

TomTom https://help.tomtom.com > en-ca > articles > 36001390... The activation code for your new map download is only valid until the 30th June 2019 . To install your free map update, follow these steps:.

• Activating LIVE Services on built-in navigation device

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It will probably need to go back to them. https://www.google.com/search?q=TomTom+5200+just+keeps+looping+after+hard+reset

Steps to Update Tomtom 4EN52 Z1230 GPS Device Navigate the Update icon on the home screen of your GPS device and choose tomtom home under device management. Once you navigate that tomtom home, you will be redirected to a new screen from where you can download and install the updated version of home.

Sign in to Tom Tom home!

https://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/products/detail/p/4243 How to update your TomTom device?

1. Make sure MyDrive Connect is installed on your computer. Download for Windows® ...
2. Connect your sat nav to your PC via the USB cable. MyDrive Connect will start automatically. ...
3. A new screen will open, login and choose the updates you would like to perform.

https://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/mydrive-connect/

Adding POI files

1. Go to MyDrive.
2. Click on the My Places menu.
3. If you are not already logged in with your TomTom-account, log in now.
4. Click on POI files.
5. Click Import POI file.
6. Click Select File to browse your computer for the file you want to upload.

You can get best tomtom support phone number at Toll Free Number ( 1-877-769-0969 ). Tomtom Tech Support number ( 1-877-769-0969 )

As you probably know, the GPS device needs to get a satellite signal to determine its (your) location, before it can be used. When the device is having difficulties getting that information, that message is displayed. A common reason for not being able to get the signal is when there's physical barriers between the device and the satellites, e.g. when you're in a building, under certain covers where there's little/no line of sight between the device and the satellites. Sometimes, even when this is not the case, the GPS has difficulties getting satellite signals. So, getting an update (from the tomtom webiste) of the satellite locations can help. Just connect your GPS to the tomtom website, using tomtom HOME (the software), and get the QuickGPSfix update (a very small file) installed on your GPS device. It is suggested you update this data regularly ( as it provides a better location of the satellites, for the GPS device to search) If you've already done that and the GPS still have problems locating the satellites, try to reboot the GPS. This can be done by holding down the ON/OFF button (for quite a while, e.g. 30 seconds or more) ... to shut the GPS down, and then turn it on again. Or, use a pin (e.g. paper clip) to press the "RESET" pin-hole, to turn it off, and start the GPS device up again. Hope this helps.

i had tried once they take so much longer time . its so irritating better call a local tecnician for better and quick response

it can be lots of cause. due to database error. connection issue. or battery problem. better connect with a technician to solve it/

The usual way to update your TomTom GPS is using the TomTom HOME software that you download and installed on your computer/laptop. Then set up your TomTom account (using the TomTom HOME application) and registered your TomTom device (in that account) on the TomTom webiste After that, connect your TomTom device to your computer/laptop (using the USB cable). Turn on the TomTom device, and touch the YES icon (on your TomTom screen) if it asks whether you'd like to connect to the computer. You should be able to see the updates available for your TomTom device (on the TomTom HOME application). Select the updates you want and (download and) install them. Recently TomTom has stopped providing software/map updates and/or support for certain (older) models of their TomTom GPS. If you see such a notice when you register your TomTom device, your option is to get a newer GPS model (you may even get an offer on the TomTom HOME screen), or you can continue to use your device without updating the software and/or maps until it becomes unhelpful, unreliable, etc.

As you probably know, the GPS device needs to get a satellite signal to determine its (your) location, before it can be used. When the device is having difficulties getting that information, that message is displayed. A common reason for not being able to get the signal is when there's physical barriers between the device and the satellites, e.g. when you're in a building, under certain covers where there's little/no line of sight between the device and the satellites. Sometimes, even when this is not the case, the GPS has difficulties getting satellite signals. So, getting an update (from the tomtom webiste) of the satellite locations can help. Just connect your GPS to the tomtom website, using tomtom HOME (the software), and get the QuickGPSfix update (a very small file) installed on your GPS device. It is suggested you update this data regularly ( as it provides a better location of the satellites, for the GPS device to search) If you've already done that and the GPS still have problems locating the satellites, try to reboot the GPS. This can be done by holding down the ON/OFF button (for quite a while, e.g. 30 seconds or more) ... to shut the GPS down, and then turn it on again. Or, use a pin (e.g. paper clip) to press the "RESET" pin-hole, to turn it off, and start the GPS device up again. Hope this helps.

While I'm not certain it is related (to the WNRO update), you may wish to check out a couple of other possibilities. Yes, the recent WNRO update will ensure the time (on the GPS device) is properly displayed (after getting the satellite signals). Find out if the software in your GPS device (model, etc.) can be updated (via the tomtom HOME software). If it can, and if the WNRO update is the cause of your not being able to connect, it may solve the problem. If the software cannot be updated, it's TomTom's way of phasing out (i.e. not continuing to support ) older models of their GPS devices ... and tomtom hopes you'll get a new model, etc. Otherwise, try to update the "satellite location" information regularly, i.e. the QuickGPSfix (data) patch, using the tomtom HOME software. It provides updated information to the GPS device on the (new) locations of the satellites. [ Yes, satellites do stray from their locations ] That may solve your problem too.

1. Install My Drive Connect on your computer. Download for Windows 2. Connect your device to your computer using the USB cable. My Drive Connect will start automatically. 3. A new screen will open. Log in and choose the updates you would like to perform. read more

To update the maps on your TomTom 610, use the MyDrive Connect software (from tomtom). If this tomtom software is not yet installed on your computer/laptop, download it from the tomtom website (e.g. www.tomtom.com) and install it. Then follow the instructions to update your map, after connecting your GPS device to your computer. You may have to create a TomTom account (and register your device), sign in to your account, locate the replacement map or any new maps (of other regions) you wish to install, download the maps and install the map. If you have a "lifetime" map (privilege) for your device, you won't have to pay (subscribe) for the updated map.

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Download the app tomtom My drive to your pc then connect your tomtom 6000, you could buy the map from Tomtom.

This will happen when the map info is incorrect ... by a short distance or a long ways. If your map is not up-to-date, this may happen. If this is the case, updating your map may help. The tomtom (navigation) software enables you to correct the map data and to share it (using your tomtom HOME software) with tomtom / others. Hopefully, the correction will be verified by TomTom (map data provider) and the map data will be corrected in the next release of the map.

Perhaps I will sound too banal, but have you tried to contact the manufacturer?