Even though I added the TTS (not sure if the model is compatible, but should be) and even added the German speeches (From a pack 'TT_140Voices', also from NaviTotal, can't recall the user who posted it, but once again can give that info after wards) and it still won't have any kind of sound output.

I've thought it would work, installed the maps 'Europe South 945.6174' found here on NaviCore (META is available of course), patched it using FastActivate (from NaviTotal as well) but then the sounds doesn't work anymore, at all. Can't recall right now which one because I'm not near the device at the moment, but can update this info afterwards once I get home. And from those 2, only one actually has sound (The Drum sound on the boot up animation).

Besides the Go and the 32MB one, none of the other boot, they freeze in the pixelated logo. In fact, I've tested for every single model (go w/ 64Mb RAM), 32Mb Devices, X10 and even the 9.500 Riders (Both 32 and 64Mb). I thought maybe it was not REALLY a XL Series so I've tested for other models. It will start to boot up, then the TomTom logo just goes pixelated, to the bottom left cornor and dies. If I choose the '9.510 for the XL Series' TomTom won't even boot up afterwards. I've downloaded Universal Navcore Installer and there the issue started. So the Model is a TomTom XL (Model 4ET03). I have did this before with a GPS from one of my brothers and one from mine brother-in-law so I thought it would be able to do it this one as well. We live in Germany, but since she wants to go on holidays to Spain, and her TomTom doesn't have the maps for Spain, she asked me if I could update it. So, a co-worker of mine asked me (about one month and a half back) if I could update her TomTom.

It remains to be seen whether those who have recently been told that their Sat Nav is now obsolete are happy to splash the cash on a new device from the company.Hello everyone, I'm not the kind of person to ask for help but I've been searching Google and NaviTotal for the past 4 weeks and I couldn't found a solution so I will ask it straight forward. TomTom says, “this may be the perfect opportunity to discover what our new range of navigation products has to offer you.” The Dutch navigation company has lowered the price of the GO 620 from £249.99 to £187.49, and the GO 6200 from £339.99 to £237.99. Those who have an older Sat Nav from the company are eligible for a discount on a new TomTom product.

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