dhn
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Thank you for the tip, Sandman.
I had a similar problem with TomTom one 3rd edition, so I thought I'd add here what I did in case it might help someone else.
My password would no longer enter and I was certain it was the correct password.
All I did was hold the reset button in for 15 seconds then turn the unit back on.
Hey presto, it accepted my password again. This won't help any thieves as you still need the original password, all it did was make my unit accept the password again.
May help someone..may not lol .
I have now had two negative points on this thread the last with the anonymous comments:
"i dont want your pathetic advice anywaY STUPID!!"
I guess it was either from the OP, or from the user who PM'd me with the exact same question, who got the exact same answer from me. I am not going to help thieves unlock stolen tomtom's.
Show me (or a mod) that you own it, and I can help you. If you are unwilling to do that, or think it is easier to be abusive, that's fine by me. Pay the money, send it to TT, and wait a few weeks. It's not a problem for me!
We frequently get calls from people about how to hack the password. Some stories are more creative than others.......
Understand our position here. This is your first post. We don't know you. The story you relate is probably true, but we don't know......
Bottom line: Sorry, there won't be any information in this public forum on how to unlock the unit.
I am not even sure the new model supports a password. To be honest I think that the four digit password offers little if no protection against theft.
It doesn't stop the low-life stealing the device and selling it on.
Working from 0000 to 9999 as a password is possible even if it might take a few hours - Mike
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