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tomtom 910 red cross problem

Tue Apr 19, 2011 2:13 pm

hi,i bought tomotm 910 from ebay and it has flashing red cross and dont do nothing,the seller said because there is no sd card on it,what i nkow is the 910 dont have sd an di cant see any slot for it.any chance how to fix this,i have no back up and tryed the resset with no luck.any help please.thanks

Tue Apr 19, 2011 2:44 pm

red1c wrote:hi,i bought tomotm 910 from ebay and it has flashing red cross and dont do nothing,the seller said because there is no sd card on it,what i nkow is the 910 dont have sd an di cant see any slot for it.any chance how to fix this,i have no back up and tryed the resset with no luck.any help please.thanks


You are correct, a 910 has NO card slot. Plug the unit into your computer & turn the device on. Does it ask if you want to connect to your computer?

Wed Apr 20, 2011 1:49 am

i will try that when i buy usb cable,it can just with the charger.thank you for the reply.

Wed Apr 20, 2011 3:29 am

red1c wrote:i will try that when i buy usb cable,it can just with the charger.thank you for the reply.


An official TomTom charger connects to both a wall outlet &/or your computer.

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Wed Apr 27, 2011 9:33 am

hi i connect the tomtom to my computer and still same i cant see it and dont ask me if i want to connect.any solution?.if i buy another hard drive and replace it,will the maps work?or can i download maps on it?.thanks for help.i am new to this.

Wed Apr 27, 2011 12:25 pm

Try this:
Turn the TT off.
Connect to the PC.
Push the reset button for 15 sec.
Turn the TT on.
It should now connect to the PC straight away.

Tue May 03, 2011 11:54 am

Downunder35m wrote:Try this:
Turn the TT off.
Connect to the PC.
Push the reset button for 15 sec.
Turn the TT on.
It should now connect to the PC straight away.


hi, tryed with no luck, any other solutions?

Tue May 03, 2011 12:36 pm

If your USB cable is working and same goes for the port than all I can suspect is a dead hard drive.
You can get adaptors for the PC, so you can test and write on the HDD but if you want to go further with this TT,
it might be easier and cheaper to get a CF card and adaptor.
The CF card replaces the internal HDD and the adaptor gives you the right connection for the TT.
You should be able to get these at a good electronics shop (for the US Europe) or on Ebay for a few bucks.
A replacement HDD would set you back about 30-50$ and same for a good big CF card and adaptor.
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