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Have you tried Mapinstall?

https://www8.garmin.com/support/downloa ... sp?id=3291

Thanks twowheelstom, updated nicely
I used Mapinstall by selecting full update and did it direct to Zumo and let it decide which memory to use. It used both hard drive and part of sd card.

I have experienced the same for ages now. Again I have followed all the advice regarding the sd card. It looks like there is something on the sd card, maybe an old mainland European map so I haven’t dared delete it so I can hopefully use in Europe.

Thanks to all.
Will try these solutions.

Thanks for the alert. I am used to doing an update then going in to C:\ProgramData\Garmin\CoreService and deleting the large file created which I understand from previous posts is superfluous after an update.. However, this time the update has nearly filled my C drive (which I reserve for programs ...

sussamb wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 6:31 pm If you're sure it's the old map you can just delete the file. However it shouldn't cause confusion unless you have both old and new map selected.

I think it must be the old map as seen on screenshot from basecamp.

Just updated my Nav V successfully with EU NTU2025.1 but it has left NTU2024.1 on the sd card (mainly but not only file: D6210260A.img 3gb). This is bound to cause confusion.
Any safe way to delete it?

I know this is a very old discussion. However, I stuck to 4.6.2 until now but Garmin will not help me with an issue whereby I can no longer sign in to myGarmin through Basecamp unless I upgrade. I can sign in to Garmin Connect etc on a browser so I know the sign-in is valid. Any opinions before I ...

This happens now and again. Option (2) above always works for me.

As a regular walker/hiker I often have to find obscure car parks. I find them on Google Earth, usually down to street level, then make a placemark at the entrance. Then create a waypoint on BC nearby. Then change the coordinates on BC to be exactly as per the GE placemark. I not only use this for ...