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- Aug 18, 2007
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I keep my tomtom plugged into my cig lighter outlet 24/7. The outlet is powered full time. Sometimes my truck sits for a week before I drive it. Anyways, the darn tomtom wont power up. I'll have to hit the reset button (sometimes 15 times) before it will power up. I had noticed I had to reset it a few times before. My last outting I finally just left the darn thing powered on for 4 days straight, until I got back home ( covered it at night so it wasnt noticable ).
I call TomTom and the tech told me I have to charge it up once a week in home. I even explained the green light was on while it's plugged into my vehicle and the battery power indicator showed a full charge. Finally after argueing with tech support it;s NOT the battery charge level, she told me to do a hard reset. She said I had to connect to the internet and get a file that ended in "tools". I dont remember what she said as I was driving down the road when I was talking to her. I have looked on TomTom and couldnt find it. Anyone have any idea what she was talking about?
And yes, I know the manual says a hard reset is done in the menu section of the TomTom itself by restoring factory defaults, but the tech person told me this was something I had to have the TomTom plugged into the computer to do.
I call TomTom and the tech told me I have to charge it up once a week in home. I even explained the green light was on while it's plugged into my vehicle and the battery power indicator showed a full charge. Finally after argueing with tech support it;s NOT the battery charge level, she told me to do a hard reset. She said I had to connect to the internet and get a file that ended in "tools". I dont remember what she said as I was driving down the road when I was talking to her. I have looked on TomTom and couldnt find it. Anyone have any idea what she was talking about?
And yes, I know the manual says a hard reset is done in the menu section of the TomTom itself by restoring factory defaults, but the tech person told me this was something I had to have the TomTom plugged into the computer to do.