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In this post i will present you a short guide about unlocking Navigon 2100 and install Garmin.Let's start from the begining.Here is what you need:
• SD Card (included in the package of Navigon 2100)
• Card reader or Mini USB Cable
So let's start unlocking. First download this file - AutoRunCE.zip .After downloading copy it's contents to your SD Card. Once copied put the SD Card in the device and TURN ON.You should see something like this(may be the background will be different):
If you see this then your device is already unlocked!
Let's move to the next step - Installing Garmin!
1. Download the original version of Garmin from HERE!
2. Right-click on the downloaded file and click Extract here...
3. In the extracted folder find another named GMobileCard and copy its contents to your SD Card.
4. Download the voice files from HERE!
5. Download the base map from HERE!
6. To make Garmin works on Windows CE you need these .dll files -> DOWNLOAD!
7. After you download the .dll files , copy them to SD Card\Garmin\Apps\WM
Congratulations!You are ready!Now you can start Garmin from this directory - My Device\Garmin\Apps\WM\Que.exe .You can also create shortcut and send it to your desktop. Enjoy!
what resolution supports the installed garmin version? I need 320x240
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I will upload different resolutions and different navigation software. I have just tried iGo 8 and it is awesome.
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ReplyDeleteDouble checked the links are OK. If you still have trouble please email me: xukca69 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteIs there a way of getting around the need for GPS enabled phone for this is what the Harmon program is asking for. Or is there away around the absence of a registration key?
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ReplyDeleteCan I also use this to unlock a navigon 1210?
ReplyDeleteDoesn't work for unlocked MDPNA150, any help for that?
ReplyDeletelinks for maps and voices take us to Garmin.com....waste of time...
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