Aug 22, 2012 SubInACL is a command-line tool that enables administrators to obtain security information about files, registry keys, and services, and transfer this. Dec 17, 2007. The BBC pitted the wits of a black cab driver against the latest GPS technology in an effort to find out whether man or gadget rules the mean streets of rush-hour London. And, in a result that will not surprise TomTom-challenged Londoners one bit, although the TomTom GO 720 won the first round, Andy the. However, its application software ran crazy recently and didn't work at all. I've contacted TomTom customer support and was asked to manually download an application to the its flash drive from However, this didn't fix the.

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Advice sought for bricked 730: 'Home' installed latest map for GO 730 (830.2284) to my GO 730 device. That link you provided in your post IS the correct link for the 8.351 application from TomTom. Do you see the contents of your unit when you use Explorer? If so, make a complete Explorer, not Home, backup. Ensure hidden files/folders are showing. Look for the cab file you referenced on your computer. Home's Preferences->Folder Options-->will show you the default location of downloads.

Make sure it is there (If not, download it again from YOUR link). Now, use Explorer to delete any loose files in the root of the unit. NO folders or their contents. Go back to the cab file and use winrar or equivalent to extract the files from the cab to the proper folder/file location on the unit. Make sure you set winrar to overwrite existing files. Once done, you should be good to go.

That link you provided in your post IS the correct link for the 8.351 application from TomTom. Do you see the contents of your unit when you use Explorer? If so, make a complete Explorer, not Home, backup. Ensure hidden files/folders are showing. Look for the cab file you referenced on your computer.

Home's Preferences->Folder Options-->will show you the default location of downloads. Make sure it is there (If not, download it again from YOUR link). Now, use Explorer to delete any loose files in the root of the unit. NO folders or their contents. Go back to the cab file and use winrar or equivalent to extract the files from the cab to the proper folder/file location on the unit. Make sure you set winrar to overwrite existing files.

Once done, you should be good to go. Click to expand.Thx for info. I did not make a backup of the GO 730 device before I started, either using WinXP Explorer or 'Home'.

(I did not anticipate such problems out of such an apparently-simple device; lesson learned.) As noted, the referenced.CAB file (C: Documents and Settings Bob My Documents TomTom HOME Download complete program GO _530__GO_730__GO_930 8.351.go530-go730-go930.CAB-navcore-GO. Vhdl Code For Serial Data Transmitters. cab) IS indeed on my hard drive, BUT it has filesize of zero bytes. This implies that 'Home' created this folder/file on hard drive but the file is invalid because 'Home' did not complete the download properly. Therefore, I have no.CAB file to work with to install latest correct application to device to utilize the latest map, and because I did not back up the original GO 730 device files, I do not have the original map to restore to the device. New map + old application = bricked device. Any other ideas? I guess I will call TomTom when I have (more) hours to waste on this problem.

'Exactly how many times do you want me to repeat the same thing??' 'Make an Explorer backup of your unit's contents. Delete the faulty cab file 2. Download again using the link in your first message. Gta Episodes From Liberty City Cheats Ps3 Monster Truck more. You do NOT need Home to download this cab file.

Just save it somewhere on your computer. A temp folder, perhaps. Use Winrar to expand the cab file and let it overwrite existing files in the root of the unit AND in Folders in the unit.' The faulty CAB file is not in my unit, it is on my hard drive where Home attempted to write it but crashed with an error message when it could not download it. The link does not work for me. Does it work for anybody else? Again: Home DID download a couple of the other files it indicated for my unit, so my pc/internet connection/etc are apparently not the problem.

The problem is in the TomTom system: (Go 730 unit)+(Home SW on PC)+(TomTom servers). If I had suspected that a relatively simple system such as this could be screwed up so badly by TomTom, I would have backed it up first. We'll see how their Tech Support does on the phone tomorrow. I am not optimistic, based on events so far with TomTom. Click to expand.Dead link whether pop ups are blocked or not.