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Then I went to manage my TomTom and deleted the Western Europe map. Now when I turn on the TomTom it says it can't find any maps. So what do I do Try a factory reset (but will that mean I get my original maps back) or try and get my activation code from somewhere Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've got a serial number on the bottom of the box but I can't find any group of letters and digits (a total of 15 I believe). Ok, I downloaded that clear flash app and ran it 3 times but still have the same problem. Just continues to say: Problem with map You cannot use this map on this device: WesternEurope1GB I've been looking into how to get this activation code and I keep reading that I need a product code which I don't seem to have. I got a little shrink-wrapped box when I bought it - there's no CD (so no activation code on it) and one crappy little user manual which doesn't have any codes on it. There's no other paper in the box. On if I hit Lost my product code it just takes me to the support section which tells me the usual stuff:. None of this is applicable because I didn't get a CD & my TomTom home app says I need to activate Any idea on where else I can find it
Also I called Halfords to figure out where this product code is & they told me to look on the bottom of the device. So I did & it's just got the same serial number that's on the box. Problem is it's 12 characters long (mixture of numbers & letters) but the product activation page on the TomTom site says it's an invalid code. So once again I'm stuck. Going to call up TomTom UK when I get a chance. Any other ideas Thanks for your time.
As for following the instructions on no I didn't do this. The problem to me seems like something to do with activation. I can download and copy the map to the device fine. If the device is disconnected from my PC I can turn it on but the first page just says the Western Europe map isn't compatible and that's it - I can't see or do anything else.
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