Thread: nuvi 205w bricked?

In watching your 3 videos:

1. Disconnect your computer from the internet. Or at a minimum, block access to TCP ports 445 and 139 in the/a firewall.
2. Disable your computers AUTORUN "feature' on your removable drives(ie Garmin)
3. Re-attempt running RMPREUSB

On the chance that the above allows you to to properly flash the nuvi, do not plug the nuvi back in until you have updated the operating system(Windows Update) and the virus signature files of your anti-virus software _and_ completed a FULL system scan of your computer.

You say your computer is clean and virus free. I say it is not. Watching the videos proves me right, you have an infected computer.

Originally Posted by Texas Star

In watching your 3 videos:

1. Disconnect your computer from the internet. Or at a minimum, block access to TCP ports 445 and 139 in the/a firewall.

Disconnect your computer from the internet. DO NOT simply block ports 445 and 139 as I imply above.

Sorry for the confusion.

Originally Posted by Texas Star

In watching your 3 videos:

1. Disconnect your computer from the internet. Or at a minimum, block access to TCP ports 445 and 139 in the/a firewall.
2. Disable your computers AUTORUN "feature' on your removable drives(ie Garmin)
3. Re-attempt running RMPREUSB

On the chance that the above allows you to to properly flash the nuvi, do not plug the nuvi back in until you have updated the operating system(Windows Update) and the virus signature files of your anti-virus software _and_ completed a FULL system scan of your computer.

You say your computer is clean and virus free. I say it is not. Watching the videos proves me right, you have an infected computer.

Texas Star, thanks for your effort but the problem is not in the operating system. because in linux happens too, the windows virus cannot infect in linux enviroment, so the problem is in the internal memory of the nuvi. And now i can confirm this after try the new cure of lolypop000.