Ken>> wrote:In Tomtom Home version 2.7 when I click on "Operate my Go" I get this message.

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It's a Tomtom Go 910 and I've just installed Navcore 8.395 and the map "Europe_TRUCK_855_2926" which seems to be working fine, the PC is running Windows 7 x64.

Is there any way of making Tomtom Home work right ?

Thanks for taking the trouble to read

Ken>> wrote:I tried what you said and there was no difference so I also changed the same two lines in ttgo.bif and saved the changes, I wasn't sure whether or not you meant me to do that in the first place, but anyway I am now able to use "Operate my Go" and it goes through the set-up procedure of selecting the language ec't until it gets to the screen to select a map, it then says there are "no maps found".
So basically it works but can't recognise the maps.

Nice try though

Anyway at least the truck navcore and maps are installed and seem to working OK thanks to what I've read of yours and other peoples posts on this site today.

Many thanks

tendriver wrote:You can't change the values in the ttgo.bif file. A new one is created by the device, each time you boot up. The purpose of the ttgo.bak file is to force the .bif to create the values that you want.

Go here:
With XP[/font]
C:\Documents and Settings\ User Name\Application Data\TomTom\HOME\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\extensions\ [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email]
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With Vista or Windows 7
C:\Users\User Name\AppData\Roaming\TomTom\HOME\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\extensions\[email protected][/font]

Is there a [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email] folder in the extensions folder?[/font]

Ken>> wrote:I see what you mean, even if I delete the ttgo.bif file it's gets re-built when the devise is rebooted.

There is a folder called "[email protected]" in the extensions folder.

tendriver wrote:Replace your current [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email] folder with this pre-patched copy: [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email]

Ken>> wrote:The navcore and the map seem to be working OK, though I've only had chance to drive round the estate for 10 minutes.

Sorry but I can't download from your link as it seems to be being treated as an email address rather than a download or re-direct link.

Ken>> wrote:Thanks for the link

I'll swap the folders over in the morning, what's the difference with this folder ?

Ken>> wrote:Tomtom Home still doesn't recognise the map, but thanks for trying

djc151084 wrote:TTHome DOES NOT work with any work/truck navcore, it is not supported with the program , so you will not be able to use it with this navcore

tendriver wrote:Ken was made aware of this in post 2. We were conducting a test, both in this thread & by PM.

djc151084 wrote:What test ? would be better to post here and not via PM then everybody could follow the progress