Thread: Vms 700hdx

But from what the link says if the device is locked then there is nothing I can do?
I installed one of the versions of igo linked in that post but not with maintaining existing folder structure.
I'll recopy the igo from my original SD Card and try again.

There is a core OS on the device itself that has some settings and it allows you whether to pick Offroad or Street mode.

The applications that load then are stored on an SD Card.

The offroad mode loads either OziExplorer or there own vms.exe GPS depending on the settings under the GPS link in the top right.

The Street mode loads igo from SDMMC\Drive\drive.exe

Swap sd card, then create folder drive, rename igo.exe to drive.exe .
So you will have:
Sdcard/Drive/place here the main program of igo like folders content,licence......and drive.exe which is the renamed igo.exe .
Delete folder save from igo and run.

If this not help you then, swap sd card and keep the all the content from original sd card.
Copy now the folders of igo into the path:
Sdcard/Drive/copy here the folders of igo program such as content,licence....etc rename original drive.exe file to drive1.exe and rename file igo.exe to drive.exe.
In this case do not delete original content of drive program!!!

Best solution is, find and open inside in device the path...of drive.exe and change to sdcard/igo/igo.exe

Thanks. I tried the first method.

I haven't tried it with the original SD Card. VMS want me to send the old SD Card back to reload all the offroad maps as its crashing but I was hoping to get a replacement SD Card while they it is away. Also eventually the map updates will stop.

I think it's a firmware issue.

I deleted the "drive" folder. I renamed the Offroad GPS program folder to "drive" Then I renamed the Offroad GPS program to "drive.exe". But when I tapped on Street it crashed too even though it runs fine if I rename it back and run it from Offroad.

Possibly the "Street" button does something else besides running SDMMC\Drive\drive.exe. It doesn't looked like it is signed any particular way.

Also there doesn't seem to be anyway to access the Operating System on it to verify what it's doing.

Thanks for the help.

If you connect gps device to pc via port cable you will see sdcard also you will see the content of your gps device.
If you see then you cansearch file and then modify the path of what you want to do.....

But you have not make test of second method....
1.copy original sd card as it is in PC.
2. Take a new sd card empty one and copy from your PC what you have copied before.
3. Copy then, inside folder drive,whatever called, all files of igo.
4.rename drive.exe or whatever exe to fault.exe.
5.rename igo.exe to drive.exe or whatever.exe has in original folder sd

I tried method 2. Same crash when opening.

I followed the instructions in the link from that post using both versions of software and had the same error each time.

I tried to load a replacement igo using all three launchers on the device (Stret, Offroad vms, Offroad OziExplorer). Connecting via USB to the device only gives me two files that were not in a readable format. I think a solution would need to come from a more experienced than myself.

Whats on the original card

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What I put on the replacement card.

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I do not understand,both navigation kits are in flash or sdcard

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rename the kit you want to replace,in your case ”drive” in ”drive old” same with exe,”Drive exe old”,(do not delete anything),and put this kit next to the old kit.

does not contain map and poi