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• justmebrowsing Posts: 389 [Supreme Pioneer]

  January 22

  I think you'll find that they are actually telling you that because their maps are getting larger (more roads/detail etc) that the internal memory of your device is possibly insufficient so all you need to do a buy an SD card (up to 32Gb) to expand your memory...simples

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• Unklian2 Posts: 7 [Master Explorer]

  January 22

  My GO 5200 has a 16Gb internal memory. There is nothing on it, no music, phone info. or anything other than the original Tomtom Western Europe Map. Surely 16Gb is enough?

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• Unklian2 Posts: 7 [Master Explorer]

  January 22

  Tustmebrowsing. I have just checked and according to my device, it has 7.16Gb Internal Memory free.

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• John-Jay Posts: 601 [Exalted Navigator]

  January 22

  Unklian2 wrote:

  Yet another Tomtom device I own is now incompatible.
  I bought my latest GO 5200 model direct from Tomtom less than 2 years ago after being told my previous one's memory was too small for the latest maps.
  
  I received an email this morning stating:-
  
  "Your current SatNav is incompatible with TomTom's latest map update. Consider upgrading your hardware".
  
  I have been a loyal follower of the brand for many years. This is my fourth device.
  No more......Your major competitor's devices are beginning to seem much more inviting.
  You've lost a customer!
  Ian Phoenix.

  
  Are you certain that the email is referring to the GO5200?
  
  Since you imply that you have previously had earlier Models, I strongly suspect it is referring to the earlier Model!

  Regards,

  John-Jay

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• Unklian2 Posts: 7 [Master Explorer]

  January 22

  Hi there.
  
  After much searching, I have found I have 2 Tomtom accounts.
  One for my old obsolete device, one for my GO 5200.
  I've tried & tried, but I can't seem to change or delete the device or delete the old account.
  Is there a simple way of doing this?
  
  ie, Make the account with the old obsolete device go away for ever and just move forward with one current, up-to-date account with my GO 5200?
  
  Cheers.
  
  Ian.

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• dhn Posts: 33,155 Superusers

  January 22

  Call support to assist in removing old accounts:
  
  :flag_gb: United Kingdom
  02079 490 132
  Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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• Unklian2 Posts: 7 [Master Explorer]

  January 22

  dhn wrote:

  Call support to assist in removing old accounts:
  
  :flag_gb: United Kingdom
  02079 490 132
  Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

  
  Will do .
  Thanks for the information.
  Ian.

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• Angry One Posts: 1 [New Seeker]

  February 18

  Tom Tom should not be making devices obsolete. They never warned us about this when they were originally supplied

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• MyNameAllreadyExists Posts: 63 [Sovereign Trailblazer]

  February 18

  @Unklian2 What appears to have happened as it happened to me. You had your old device that long you forgot which email address and password that you used when you first purchased it. So when you purchased your Go 2500 and used a different email address and password you setup a second TomTom account. Just the other day I was told my device was out of date, or some similar message. I was offered a deduction on a newer version of TomTom. In fact that is how I purchased my Go 5200 a year or so ago. If you see my name, that is how I got it. I did try to change to my real name with no success

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