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Posted by trubble on January 18, 2009, 10:08 am


Some things to try:
1 Overall reset with a paperclip up its bum.
2 Remove and replace the SD Card (if fitted).
3 ensure TT is ON before connecting to PC
4 If you were using the front USB skts, try the rear ones.
5 Go into control panel > User Accounts > Turn User Account Control On or Off >
then UNTICK the box and restart your PC

As soon as my pc restarted, i went into "My Computer" and there it was.. my
tomtom!!
I had a similar problem. I would connect my TomTom to the computer, turn it on,
and there would be no "Do You Want to Connect..." message. I get around this by
turning the TomTom on before placing it in the docking station - now I get the
message and it connects OK.



Posted by Double_R on January 18, 2009, 10:36 am



> Some things to try:
> 1 Overall reset with a paperclip up its bum.
> 2 Remove and replace the SD Card (if fitted).
> 3 ensure TT is ON before connecting to PC
> 4 If you were using the front USB skts, try the rear ones.
> 5 Go into control panel > User Accounts > Turn User Account Control On or
> then UNTICK the box and restart your PC
> As soon as my pc restarted, i went into "My Computer" and there it was..
> my tomtom!!
> I had a similar problem. I would connect my TomTom to the computer, turn
> it on, and there would be no "Do You Want to Connect..." message. I get
> around this by turning the TomTom on before placing it in the docking
> station - now I get the message and it connects OK.
Thanks Trubble! the paperclip did the job - well done!

Double R


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