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if the unit was in uses while the sd was pulled out it could of damaged the files on the sd card. you can check the files on a pc but not run the files. the sd card has all the info for the sat nav system if it can not find or use a file it will not let you change the file. you need to do a scan on the sd card. its like a pc if you not eject the sd before removing it damages the filing system.also the web page is not accessible in my area. i would need the model number of the unit. there are software patches and map updates for all nav systems you may need to update the sd mapping software. from the manufactures web site
You have to go into the change preferences and change the speed manually, if you get stuck look in your user guide, or connect your sat-nav to your computer and open tomtom home click help click view manual
problem solved , i left the sat nav off and took a 200 mile jurney got to the other end and asked the sat nav to navagate me back , it took three or four mins to register i wasnt were it said i was being the problem in the first place , but soon corrected it self , and issue is gone yaaaaaah
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