Tomtom One XL GPS Receiver "mac showing" Questions

... Connect your device to your computer. 2. Go to Computer (Vista), My Computer (XP) or your Desktop (Mac). 3. Double-click the TomTom disk drive to open your TomTom. 4. Make sure that hidden folders ...

showing this pic. I have pressed the reset button so many times but it does not work. Please follow the steps below to solve the issue. This is caused by an update. If you are not sure, how to do this

Flashing X on TomTom but cant get it off on spotlight on my mac! I have a new TomTom, connected it to PC USB and attempted update via TomTomHome but went wrong and now have a flashing red X. ...

...not work.All I get is a flashing red circle with a white x.It will not re-start. I downloaded to my Mac. 1. Remove the SD card The card needs to be formatted properly first that's all, 2. formatting ...

...maps, and other things too so how do I get tomtom to find the maps? Same problem here. We used a Mac instead of Windows, if that matters??? Have you tried calling Tomtom support? We can't get ...

I upgraded the tomtom via tomtom home and it will not start I have preformed an upgrade via the mac pc and the tomtom will not start properly, it shows a screen with a white X in a red round surface ...

System does not boot after update I have TomTom XL. When I first connected the XL to my computer (MacOSX), it claimed a few useful updates. I agreed. At the end of the update cycle, TomTomHome asked ...

...mac crashes and now my device can locate the map. It's on the device, but it doesn't load. hello iff you follow the steps here you will be sorted 1. Make a complete Explorer, not Home, backup of your ...

...and switch it on - On a PC, create a new folder on your desktop and call it 'Backup' - On a Mac, create a folder on the desktop and call it 'Backup'. - On a PC, Open 'My Computer', you will ...

...they settle down or try another manufacturer. Could there be a faulty batch out there? My Apple Mac OS X used to recognise my Tomtom one when connected by USB port but not ...