20 Most Recent Garmin nuvi 1350 Car GPS Receiver Questions & Answers

this work for me:

maintain the power button pushed while connecting the cable.

good luck

Follow the simple steps to fix Garmin won't turn on issue: ·Check device's battery ·Check micro SD Card ·Check the power cables ·Perform hard reset Read more steps to fix the Garmin won't turn on issue. If you need any help, then contact Garmin experts through Free live chat.

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itll need the files putting back on it.it has crashed and lost something off it..

Download and install the Garmin usb drivers from Garmin.

Log into your account at Garmin and download it.

Your battery could have gone bad. Replace it and try anew. Existing battery might not even be taking a charge after all those years - they do wear out and need replacement.

You need drivers from Garmin dot com.click detect, install drivers. Update. Register. And there is

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An extend operation of the off switch causes a hard reset on most GPSs. Otherwise a factory reset maybe what you are asking and this depends on the model requiring from as simple as a press of the reset button (if available) or holding the off/on button along with a corner of the screen.

probably does not have maps installed for australia.

When you mean does not work, does the unit power up or is it plain dead? If it does not turn on, then you will need to troubleshoot or send out for repair. If it turns on, but does not provide you with maps, you need to load maps for Australia as you currently have US maps loaded on the device. Google search for Australia maps for your unit, or contact Garmin customer service.

If the USB port was fine, the unit would come on regardless if the battery was good or not. This is telling me your USB port is loose. We fix these all the time.Most issues causing this is a bad charger, dead battery or caused by a loose USB port in the back. If the port is loose, the battery will not be charged and won't even work when connected to an external charger. More info can be found here:http://www.sharc.net/gps_charger_repair.htm

The problem could be the computer's USB port or the cable. Make sure that you aren't connecting to a USB hub or a dock. Try a different USB A to mini-USB cable (match the number of pins and shape of the mini USB connector). Try installing the Garmin Agent software manually from http://www.garmin.com/agent . Make sure that the Nuvi 1350 is fully charged. Disconnect the USB cable from the computer and turn off the Nuvi. Then turn it back on. Reconnect the cable to the computer at a different USB port. (If you are using a front port, try one of the back ports. Do not just switch to a top or bottom port since every pair of ports share a controller.) If you are using Windows, check if the Nuvi is listed as a mass storage device (press the Windows key + E or double-left click on the My Computer (Computer) icon). Recent security changes prevent USB devices from triggering the Auto-play feature on Windows. (You can change this from the Control Panel in the Hardware section for AutoPlay.) Next try using a different computer if you can. If the Garmin Nuvi correctly communicates with the second machine, you may want to check the USB controller. Go to the Device Manager (from the Control Panel under Hardware) and expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers. You can remove the driver or check for updates. (Check for updates manually from the computer manufacturer as well.) Reboot the computer and check if the ports work. Check if other USB devices work on those ports. USB ports can fail. Sometimes, you might notice a device getting hot while connected to a failing port. Other times, the port just isn't getting enough power. Check if the power supply is sufficient for the number of devices both inside (hard drives, video card, etc.) and externally connected to the computer. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells