Thread: Used device and LT updates [SOLVED]

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Garmin doesn't generally actively enforce the first stipulation provided there is no suggestion the device has changed hands illegally. It does however make no exceptions to the second stipulation unless it's replacing a faulty device under warranty or service exchange policy in which case the replacement device will be programmed to received the original's map entitlement..

Originally Posted by Boki_Srb

No.

Not from this Forum.

Then i will find garmin maps some where else. Thanks.

@tinkoivan
There's no need to load "unofficial" unlocked maps to it. It has an LM entitlement for EU and as i said Garmin doesn't enforce the first stipulation usually and that's even if the original owner hasn't removed the registration in his name. In fact if you load the device to GarminExpress but skip the part where you register it, you can update maps for it's lifetime. Just don't complete the registration, leave that page blank/unchecked and click 'Next' to proceed, unless the previous owner first removes his registration:

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so tehnically it can work update without registration?

Yes. Registration is optional, just as it states on that screenshot. It will still be offered it's LM entitlement and other available updates after you click 'Next'.

It works that way.. i did factory reset and 16Gb sd card class 10 and connect to Garmin express, offer me update software and cards, about 8Gb.
Last cards installed were 2017, dont know why are separated:

CN Europe NT south and
CN Europe NT north..

Thanks.

@tinkoivan
There's two EU IMG maps because all of Western EU is now quite larger than 4 Gibibytes in one file, hence it's split between North and South for some years. So it's due to many Garmin devices using FAT32 which has a file size limit of 4 GiB minus 1 byte. Some older devices are even further restricted by the FAT16 limit of 2 Gib - 1 byte.