Battery in my v100 will not recharge - Sonostar Sonocaddie V100 Handheld GPS Receiver

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Some batteries cannot be replaced which means that the device has outlived its usefulness. Bear in mind that all electronic devices come with a life span and unfortunately unless you take it back to Sonocaddie and they can do something for you its probably time to look at getting a new one.

Depending on your Operating system and weather you are using the Lenovo software, you can usually click on the battery symbol on the bottom right of the taskbar to see the percentage, what time is left to charge etc.
If there is no symbol that looks like a battery it should be in a box that pops up when you click the arrow symbol on the bottom right. Hope this helps.
Leo

Hi harry953,

Please follow these download procedure:

1. Download Sonocaddie "V100 USB Cable Driver". Click here.

2. Download Sonocaddie "V100 Software". Click here.

This application software allows you to download course data and mange your V100 personalized course folder. Please refer the "Instruction" to know how to install and operate this application software.

3. Download Course Data. Click here.

NOTE: V100 Software and membership are required to download course data.

For the user guide. please visit this link.

Hope it helps.

Thank you for using FixYa.

Looking directly at the unit from the front, hold the left side button down for several seconds. The unit will turn on and if not, then the unit is defective.

http://drivers.softpedia.com/progDownload/D-Link-DSB-V100-Driver-30-Download-20669.html


click on mirror 1

Remove battery. Plug into computer when files display hit CTRL-A to highlight all files that are loaded on the the drive. Hit DELETE to remove all the highlighted files at once.

Others have reported that a battery going south (even one that still holds a charge) can cause some heat sensor to go into the red zone and shut the machine down. You can test this by pulling your battery and running your v100 exclusively on A/C--does this resolve the problem?

I discovered on my v100 that running the latest version of AVG (8.5) causes my hard drive to warm up enough to set off a heat sensor, shutting the machine down. I have to run the virus scan at the "slow" setting to avoid this problem.

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have you removed the battery?