GPS my gps powers up then error message comes on ?

The D-90 does not come with an internal GPS. However, one can be connected. If you have connected a GPS and are getting this error message, I would suggest you contact both Nikon at www.nikon.com and the GPS manufacturer to get help in troubleshooting the problem.

There seem to be a problem somewhere, that is why the shows you the error message, 'can't find the gps program'. The problem is that a file or more is missing, and the file is what starts up the gps. This is a software problem. First try to reset the gps by removing the battery and installing it back, then you press and hold the power on/off button for about 15 seconds, then it will restart. If it does the same, then you need to get the gps out of the car or anywhere it is and connect it to the computer using the USB cable, then you format the gps and reinstall the software and maps back on it. That will do the job for you. I am 100% certain about that.

More then likely when the screen froze up on you it it had a little power glitch as well, nothing serious but it did wipe out some of the information in it's memory about the SD card.Power the unit up and let it come up with the error, then use the reset button. Might be hard to find since it's just a little hole with the word reset around it, using a paperclip push in the button and see what happens. If the error comes up again then i am thinking that you will need a new SD card. Quick test for this, remove the SD card from the gps unit and try rebooting, it should come up with an error, no SD card or no map, stick in an SD card from another device, 2gb, see if the gps can find the card, it should give you an error that says unable to find maps. If you get these error codes then most likely the gps unit is fine but it pooched your programs on the SD card.
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where are you getting that error message, on the pc or the 3100

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• The GPS device is missing it's unlock code
• The maps on the GPS device have been disabled

To determine the cause of the message, touch the screen until the message "No Detailed Maps Found That Support Routing" disappears.

• If you see a "Can't Unlock Maps" message following this error, remove any microSD / SD cards in the device and follow the instructions below for Retrieving your unlock codes followed by the instructions for Creating an unlock file

• If you do not get the Can't Unlock Maps message then skip to the instructions for Enabling maps on the GPS device

Retrieving your unlock codes:

1. Log into your myGarmin account
2. Select myMaps
3. Select Manage Maps
4. Select the device from the drop down menu
5. The unlock code is located under the "Maps installed on this device" section

Check the connectors and wiring between the GPS module and sonar unit. If it's an internal GPS module yo may have knocked loose a connector internally.

This is a software problem that requires the Magellan GPS software on your GPS device to be updated the latest version, or sending the GPS device in for repairs and updates.

I would recommend sending the GPS device in for repairs since many people have had no luck updating the software when having the Unable to launch application error.

Here is a link to the MagellanGPS Technical Support page:
http://support.magellangps.com/support/index.php?group=default&languageid=1

I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_69f3cc28d95bf514

fatal error keeps coming up on screen

Try hinging the antenna out from the back and angling it so the words FineDrive point up at the sky. It often takes 5 or more minutes to find the satellite, but it always finds it.

what was the error message?

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