Hi,
I was looking around this site if it's possible to update a TT Go 60. If so, is anybody willing to help me?

Thanks in advance

Toppertje2016 wrote:Hi,
I was looking around this site if it's possible to update a TT Go 60. If so, is anybody willing to help me?

Thanks in advance

Not possible you only can buy a new map.

Toppertje2016 wrote:Hi,
I was looking around this site if it's possible to update a TT Go 60. If so, is anybody willing to help me?

You may have missed the following page that explains that all TomTom's produced after September 2010 cannot be cracked or use downloaded maps:

tutorials-f80/important-note-for-new-tomtom-models-like-via-start20-go1xxx-please-read-t8690.html

fredderf wrote:

Toppertje2016 wrote:Hi, I was looking around this site if it's possible to update a TT Go 60. If so, is anybody willing to help me?

You may have missed the following page that explains that all TomTom's produced after September 2010 cannot be cracked or use downloaded maps:

tutorials-f80/important-note-for-new-tomtom-models-like-via-start20-go1xxx-please-read-t8690.html

I did read that, but i can't see anywhere TomTom Go 60. I see a Tomtom Start 60 but those aren't the same, are they?

It said i.e.
To speak in correct and noob-free terms:
The above models and all other/upcoming models based on Navcore 10.xxx/11.xxx/12.XXX use a modified Linux filesystem, which can not be accessed by the user
other than using the "MyDrive" application for PC/Mac.
This means neither is it possible to copy/install any files to these models, nor is it possible to patch these Navcores.
(Note: It is basically possible to patch the installation files before they are installed on the device, but it is still useless until there is a way to access the filesystem from the PC/Mac)

Well, if I'm not mistaken each GO 60 has got LTM so updating is free.
You just have to install MyDrive (via [Please Register or Login to download file] ), register your device and update.

Razorblatter wrote:Well, if I'm not mistaken each GO 60 has got LTM so updating is free.

BUT RESTRICTED!!!
1.Lifetime Maps: Download 4 or more full updates of any installed map every year, for the life of your product. You need a PC with an Internet Connection and a MyTomTom account to download new maps and updates. For more information, visit tomtom.com/lifetime.
2.Supported TomTom GO models include: GO 40 / 50 / 60

Yeah, updating is free.
Changing maps (other region) is not free but has got to be purchased.

go 60 should have free map updates via tomtom mydrive...
don't be lazy:)