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I don't have your model but generally all POIs that you load yourself should be in the POI folder. They will only show if you have the correct layer selected in settings. Of course Garmin may have cha ...

I'm up for that. Email on way Very Happy

Edit: confirm please it's cameralert and not cameraalert

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You should be able to edit it or delete it completely. I don't have my nuvi 25xx with me at the moment but it can be done. I think it's where to, 3bar menu, set home location

Why should it be anything else? If you stick to the law and don't speed it isn't an issue.

Garmin Express v7.20.2.0 has been released, changelog:

Resolved a map update failure for our legacy devices.

Thought I was doing too well, used the unit today, no voice guidance everything Americanised, no option to change keyboard to english.

I have managed to download the voice pack but I tried to resto ...

You could try removing your device from Express, reboot your computer and then re-add your device to Express. That often resolves issues after an Express update.

Using MapInstall rather than Express is only sensible on older devices. Most modern devices require Express as a 'map update' does more than simply update the map.

Try Googling for OSM maps, there are quite a few sites that provide OSM maps for Garmin devices

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A copy of your data is in a folder named GPX and the file is current.gpx

Note I said a copy, it's a one way copy of the actual data that is in inaccessible memory, and you can load it into BaseCamp ...

See here https://www.javawa.nl/virtualdevice.html

Lifetime traffic not maps

https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/14933

Interestingly they have kept the same number, 2024.20. This is at variance with the past and indicates that it was an issue downloading to certain devices rather than a map problem.

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