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Old 21-07-2005, 18:34   #1
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I have a XDA runing Tom Tom navigator, this last few weeks I can't seem to load Tom Tom. When I install it it says cannot access the GPS control panel, I need to access the control panel to turn the GPS on also, when Tom Tom is installed it comes up with a corrupt file on the screen of the XDA. I've tried a hard reset but nothing seems to work. I need my XDA to work because I've got a new job as a lorry driver.
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Old 21-07-2005, 18:42   #2
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have you just upgraded to tomtom 5? since installing that I have had all sorts of problems. Moving over to Destinator PN now. You could try a reinstall/uninstall of tomtom?

or, the good old AA map
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Re: XDA problems

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have you just upgraded to tomtom 5? since installing that I have had all sorts of problems. Moving over to Destinator PN now. You could try a reinstall/uninstall of tomtom?

or, the good old AA map
I'm on Tom Tom first version, it's an old version but I've never had any problems with it, I tired to load Tom Tom 2.2.4 but no joy.
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Re: XDA problems

To run tomtom on an XDA using bluetooth, turn off the beam functions in the control panel
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Old 22-07-2005, 03:37   #5
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To run tomtom on an XDA using bluetooth, turn off the beam functions in the control panel
Done that too but still no joy.
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