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No, there's no other software-based solution. Clearly the reset hasn't re-enabled the touchscreen and that continuing problem in combination with the original problem of the GPS signal not being received is too much of a co-incidence in my opinion and points to a hardware cause. As you've checked both the antenna and screen connections it's most likely the explanation is the chip failing sorry. Chip replacement is not a viable solution, in theory yes but not economically and needs specialized equipment to replace and re-program anyway. Sorry i cannot help further.
You may be able to extract some value from it by stripping it for the still-usable parts to sell.
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Not, it's not mine, he already had a satellite problem, the guy told me that he was going to buy a new one, it was an old GPS
i think when is started in calibration touchscreen , not calibribate and remove battery wen not done , gps dont like this lol
I think its a GPS bug, an endless loop with an impossibility to come back
I will still receive a trout meal, from his last fishing.gif ":)))")
(even if it is not fixed)
Thanks a lote its nice exercice (for me)tLast edited by quebec001; 19th June 2021 at 01:17 AM.
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