on 7th Apr 2009, Garmin blog taiwan release a method, teach you how to solve your nuvi "lag" problem.
I'm Poor in English, Help need bro who good in Chinese-english translation.
http://my.garmin.com.tw/blog/archives/1406#more-1406
Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
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Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
Pls some, pls translate it
Using google to translate:
"The use of small skills" to improve performance nuvi for your cleaning machine 2009/04/07 16:44:18 version with updated software and maps, machine increasingly frequent memory access, nuvi machine will be like computer as some temporary files left behind, when the accumulation of more and more for a long time, this will affect the machine nuvi smooth implementation of the, Garmin Blog would also provide the player a simple way to clean up so that your machine at all times Garmin keep the best!
* Applies to models: nuvi 2 Series / 2 × 5 Series / 3 Series / 6 Series / 760 / 765, zumo 550"
Step by step
1. Nuvi machine to a computer to connect to USB cable into the drive mode.
zumo 550
2. Click nuvi drive into the Garmin folder.
3. GPX folder to copy the backup to your computer (GPX folder contains the files stored in user's personal favorite point and route information).
4. Data replication has finished, the machine shutdown nuvi.
5. To re-boot, please press the screen onto the bottom right corner *, re-open until the window screen prompt release. (* Note: nuvi 3 series please click the upper right corner of the screen)
6. Prompt asked whether to remove all user data, click "Yes" to remove information.
7. Reboot is complete, then had to back up the GPX folder, copy it to your nuvi machine.
Using google to translate:
"The use of small skills" to improve performance nuvi for your cleaning machine 2009/04/07 16:44:18 version with updated software and maps, machine increasingly frequent memory access, nuvi machine will be like computer as some temporary files left behind, when the accumulation of more and more for a long time, this will affect the machine nuvi smooth implementation of the, Garmin Blog would also provide the player a simple way to clean up so that your machine at all times Garmin keep the best!
* Applies to models: nuvi 2 Series / 2 × 5 Series / 3 Series / 6 Series / 760 / 765, zumo 550"
Step by step
1. Nuvi machine to a computer to connect to USB cable into the drive mode.
zumo 550
2. Click nuvi drive into the Garmin folder.
3. GPX folder to copy the backup to your computer (GPX folder contains the files stored in user's personal favorite point and route information).
4. Data replication has finished, the machine shutdown nuvi.
5. To re-boot, please press the screen onto the bottom right corner *, re-open until the window screen prompt release. (* Note: nuvi 3 series please click the upper right corner of the screen)
6. Prompt asked whether to remove all user data, click "Yes" to remove information.
7. Reboot is complete, then had to back up the GPX folder, copy it to your nuvi machine.
Last edited by badrol on Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:24 am, edited 3 times in total.
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Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
Aiiyaaa, translate please.....
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Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
In simple explaination.....it ask you to backup the gpx file in your garmin folder in the main memory, then do a hard reset and paste back the gpx file to the main memoory, that's all....
To do the hard reset, press on hold the right bottom screen, then power on, then it show the screen asking you whether to do the hard reset....then follow through....
To do the hard reset, press on hold the right bottom screen, then power on, then it show the screen asking you whether to do the hard reset....then follow through....
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Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
badrol wrote:Pls some, pls translate it
Using google to translate:
"The use of small skills" to improve performance nuvi for your cleaning machine 2009/04/07 16:44:18 version with updated software and maps, machine increasingly frequent memory access, nuvi machine will be like computer as some temporary files left behind, when the accumulation of more and more for a long time, this will affect the machine nuvi smooth implementation of the, Garmin Blog would also provide the player a simple way to clean up so that your machine at all times Garmin keep the best!
* Applies to models: nuvi 2 Series / 2 × 5 Series / 3 Series / 6 Series / 760 / 765, zumo 550"
Step by step
1. Nuvi machine to a computer to connect to USB cable into the drive mode.
zumo 550
2. Click nuvi drive into the Garmin folder.
3. GPX folder to copy the backup to your computer (GPX folder contains the files stored in user's personal favorite point and route information).
4. Data replication has finished, the machine shutdown nuvi.
5. To re-boot, please press the screen onto the bottom right corner *, re-open until the window screen prompt release. (* Note: nuvi 3 series please click the upper right corner of the screen)
6. Prompt asked whether to remove all user data, click "Yes" to remove information.
7. Reboot is complete, then had to back up the GPX folder, copy it to your nuvi machine.
Then how about we already save that FAVOURITES???
Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
k5011 wrote:Then how about we already save that FAVOURITES???
Those are store in the garmin/gpx folder in the main memory, that y it ask you to back up these file before the hard reset.....
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Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
Do you really want to erase all user data? ..... No...Yes...
actually what "user data" will be erase ?? just wanna know, afraid will delete other data that not in GPX
actually what "user data" will be erase ?? just wanna know, afraid will delete other data that not in GPX
Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
2uk3y wrote:Do you really want to erase all user data? ..... No...Yes...
actually what "user data" will be erase ?? just wanna know, afraid will delete other data that not in GPX
Your POIs & tracks only. Done that several time actually. No harm to the device but don't really see the improvement.
Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
in other words.. reformat la.. jst like what we do to windows PC when its getting slow..
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Re: Garmin blog teach you how to reduce "Lag" problem.
Will the maps kena wipe out also? Anyone tried this hard reset before?
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