My 650T never did charge its battery pack, so I don't use that battery pack. If your device isn't complaining about the battery level, I think the battery is OK. I try not to remove/insert my SD card much. You can even put caches on that card, in a folder named Garmin/GPX, handy if you ever need to do a reset in the field and still have maps and caches available afterward. It would be good as Mausebiber said, to put maps on an SD card. So it's in general fine to get the most recent one.
#GARMIN EXPRESS MAP UPDATE HANGS UPDATE#
Often the newest update addresses some issue that a lot of users had, or corrects an error in a previous update. I'll try all of the above before doing a factory reset! I'd hate to lose the maps I've installed. Good idea!!!! I'll remove files I'm not using as they should probably be updated when I go back to the same area in case new caches are available.īeing new to the game I'm still not sure what or which caches could create a crashing 's definitely a learning curve. I looked into buying another pack for backup, they run about $50cdn. The batteries I'm using came with the 650t, it's the rechargeable pack. I have just checked Garmin Express and it shows Im running 6.3.0.0 and that an update to version 6.4.0.0 is available. Thankyou Kunarion for your detailed response! If you're stuck, and you've pretty much tried everything already, or you haven't really installed anything funky that could create a problem, you should get in contact with Garmin Support. I'm thinking there would already be a lot of posts here if that was it, but who knows.
#GARMIN EXPRESS MAP UPDATE HANGS INSTALL#
I have a 650T, so if you begin to suspect the newest update (version 5.30), I'll install it on mine as a guinea pig. You could try a factory reset, and see if it crashes with only factory stuff on it. Have you tried to narrow the possibilities? The Oregon used to sometimes crash when particular caches were loaded.
What kind of batteries do you use? Have you tried fresh alkaline batteries (or lithium)?Īre you keeping the GPX folder cleaned up? You should be able to have hundreds of files in it, but since there's a problem to work on, it might be time to back up files and place just what you need. Maybe I'll wait a little bit before updating. Look in the menu of the Oregon, in "About". Is it showing version 5.30 is installed? Looks like that's the latest one. Garmin Express manages firmware updates, but you have to approve the installation.
Is that the same thing as "latest firmware"? I run Garmin Express before I load a pocket query into the GPS.
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