SoldierLTU wrote:then something happened
Can you elaborate on this..?
Also is there any device settings outside of iGO? Sometimes there is a GPS status option that shows the GPS working.
SoldierLTU wrote:then something happened
chas521 wrote:Honestly, this is a difficult thing to advise you further. It appears that you've tried the most common things. Try this: Delete the save folder and see what effect that has. To turn off the program do not just simply turn off the device but exit through the program first.
Fatboyfun wrote:SoldierLTU wrote:then something happened
Can you elaborate on this..?
Also is there any device settings outside of iGO? Sometimes there is a GPS status option that shows the GPS working.
===PortTool Log v. 1, 0, 0, 9 ===
PortTool execution path : \ResidentFlash\PortTool.exe
CPU : ARM rev.3
Path to navi :
USB : [Async/Flash card/CardReader]
UUID in About : [yes/no]
Internet : [yes/no]
RAM : total: 99 Mb, avail: 76 Mb
UUID : 16 byte: 00 18 E4 20 09 00 00 00 - 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 (0018E420090000000000000000000001)
Screen : 800x480 16 bit
OS Version : 6
Battery status : High
Battery percent : 100
wininet.dll : yes
OEM info : 'applo' 12 byte: 61 00 70 00 70 00 6C 00 6F 00 00 00
THUMB : yes
FlashCards
name : ResidentFlash
name : NandBlk
Disk size : 3556.00 Mb 3728736256 bytes
Mapping : AVR Write: 911 KB/s
AVR Read: 541 KB/s
Mapping time : 21 sec, 100 %
GPS:
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
String test : Ok
System date/time : 2:48:01 15.04.2008 (2:48:01 AM, 4/15/2008)
==================
GPS:
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
COM Test : ClearCommError() failed
This is not encouraging news.
There is no port found at all, so either the registry is corrupt or the COM driver is or is missing. (when technical nothing is wrong)
Do you have a manual for the device? A hard reset or removing the battery for at least 24 hours may restore the registry and/or driver. Or may not.
I can not promise anything. For more help, if possible, you need someone who has a more technical background.
katastrofe wrote:Then search how to do a hard reset. Often it's done by pressing the button for a minute or so, or there is a pinhole ... or the combination pinhole + button.
Again, I can't help much here. When you have a manual somewhere (in the box?) read it. Some CE6 devices have a safe area where the ROM set up is kept in. If that is the case, a hard reset may fix the ROM issues and get the GPS back going. On the other hand, many devices lack such safe area. So if the latter is the case and no one else comes with a solution, then it is the end!
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