So the upshot is, I have a ONE with no maps on it but which HOME thinks is up to date. didn't back up the device before plowing on because I didn't bother to read the damn manual.
The kicker is that, despite being an experienced Linux admin and therefore a dedicated, not to say compulsive, backer-up of data I. The download is visibly there in win-explorer but the map file appears to be zipped up and I can't manually unzip and drag over to the device (I have no idea if this would even work) as windows says the file is corrupt (though that's no guarantee that it is). If I go to "update maps" Home confirms that the latest western europe map is indeed present on my computer's HD but selecting the option to add it to my device has no effect (the process appears to take place but the progress bar moves far too quickly for it actually to be moving that amount of data). a cursory view of "what's on my one" on Home confirms this. However upon disconnecting and turning on the device I'm told that there are "no maps to select".
#TOMTOM HOME UPDATES SOFTWARE PC#
Having plugged in my brand new "One" ( yes it's a christmas present) to the PC for the first time and, I promise, doing everything by the book, I successfully downloaded the latest western europe map and, according to the software, everything updated successfully. Don't know if anyone can help a redfaced noob but.
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