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I decided to re-install should have known something was wrong took almost 2 hours 1st time 32 min on re-install. Chipdrive Time Recording Keygen Music. I did loose my icons and at first the simulator did not work. I reset with power button everything now works all roads and streets are back but still have some missing icons like home. That's not a big deal did not have that many anyway.

Jan 17, 2017. New York (JFK) ->Los Angeles (LAX). December 28th 2016: Los Angeles ->San Francisco. ~Road Trip on 101 via Santa Barbara and San Jose. We were given salt and pepper in plastic containers, seafood cracker (is that what it's called?) and a blue pick utensil that helps you pick out the meat from the. Kilauea; Mount Etna; Mount Yasur; Mount Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira; Piton de la Fournaise; Erta Ale.

Thanks for your quick response I guess my real question was can you reload the 3597 maps from the computer? I never save them to computer since I don't use Base Camp. Jale wrote: While I had no problem installing it. The result is disappointing. Although the map file size is barely larger than the previous version, it is now very 'skippy'. Before, the GPS position was updating smoothly every 0.3 to 0.5 sec., the new version is very slow, locking up for 4 to 5 second before moving the car.

Anybody else noticed this? I was having those issues but then I reconnected the gps to the pc again and even though it said that I had the current map, I reinstalled it again. After that I tried it and all worked better.

I think it depends on your connection and computer how well the download/install go. This was not the first time I had to reinstall a map (on my older GPS) Just my insight on the matter. I was under the impression a master reset will wipe out all saved data like POI's and routes.

Since I had never had a problem with updates in over 6 years I got lazy and not backed up my 3597 since my first update. When this one went bad I kind of panic it looked like I had bricked my unit. Lucky for me a reload fixed things already completed a backup.

Massey Ferguson 1030 Parts Manual there. Really weird all roads were point to point (no curves) and vehicle unable to make turns. I suspect Garmin has no error checking on map updates just down load and hope it goes OK. Garry1p wrote: I was under the impression a master reset will wipe out all saved data like POI's and routes. Since I had never had a problem with updates in over 6 years I got lazy and not backed up my 3597 since my first update.

I agree that updates almost always go without incident. But it only takes one failure to make a real mess. I like to 'play it safe' so I always make a backup before any update. As for master reset, it will clear the trip log, saved routes and favorites. There is no way to recover the trip log, but you can restore your routes and favorites if you back them up before the reset. Custom POI's are not affected by a master reset.

Garry1p wrote: When this one went bad I kind of panic it looked like I had bricked my unit. Lucky for me a reload fixed things already completed a backup. Really weird all roads were point to point (no curves) and vehicle unable to make turns. I have seen this before on saved routes and trips after a map update where saved routes or trips show strait lines between waypoints. It doesn't happen every time, but is not all that uncommon either. Again a system reset is the easiest way to fix it.

You can also make a simple change to each route, save, reverse the change, resave and recalculate. I usually change the route from fastest to shortest, save, change back to fastest, resave and recalculate.

Sounds complicated, but is real easy once you try it. But I still prefer the master reset method unless I absolutely need to keep my trip log for some reason. Garry1p wrote: I suspect Garmin has no error checking on map updates just down load and hope it goes OK. Actually I think they do error checking (checksums, etc.). I don't think the problems you described are caused by a corrupt update. I think the device itself gets confused by the new map data because it doesn't exactly match the map that the route was created with.

That is why a system reset or a resave/recalc fixes it. Just my 2 cents, FWIW. In any case, I will continue to do a backup before updating, just to be safe. Jale wrote: While I had no problem installing it. The result is disappointing.

Although the map file size is barely larger than the previous version, it is now very 'skippy'. Before, the GPS position was updating smoothly every 0.3 to 0.5 sec., the new version is very slow, locking up for 4 to 5 second before moving the car. Anybody else noticed this? I was having those issues but then I reconnected the gps to the pc again and even though it said that I had the current map, I reinstalled it again. After that I tried it and all worked better. I think it depends on your connection and computer how well the download/install go. This was not the first time I had to reinstall a map (on my older GPS) Just my insight on the matter.