garmin poi loader not working with rv760

#GARMIN POI LOADER NOT WORKING WITH RV760 INSTALL#
#GARMIN POI LOADER NOT WORKING WITH RV760 SOFTWARE#

The MS mapping software is no longer supported since the day before the release of Windows 10. Since Garmin is buying out Delorme, there is no telling what will happen to that mapping software. It doesn't matter if you change the GPSr transfer protocols from MTP to MSP you still need to use BC even though as a program it is really really bad. This is a pita but the newer Garmin GPSr's, 2xxx and above can only be loaded from BC.

#GARMIN POI LOADER NOT WORKING WITH RV760 INSTALL#

Base Camp must be installed first before Mapsource will install and run on new installations. Mapsource like BC is a free down load from Garmin. You will also want to check the device transfer settings in BC first. Now connect the GPSr and open BC then export to the GPSr. Before you connect the GPSr to the computer with BC open delete all route(trips) and waypoints(favorites) from the GPSr. Now import the route(s) you made in Mapsource into BC. Remove all routes and waypoints from BC, Garmin also calls them favorites and trips on the newer GPSr's. Two things need to be done first with BC and the GPS. Use Garmins Mapsource to make the route, review it in google earth. It has saved many hours of time on the freeway. Real time traffic is wonderful on my commute back and forth to work. I think I am finally used to the 5' screen. But I finally needed one for work, and bought a dashtop Garmin in 2011. Yes I did use this as my GPS for many years (2005 to 2010) and did not have a dash size GPS. The Topo program is more for planning than actually attaching to your dash and driving someplace.

By changing a couple of things, stopping at scenic places along the way, I could find a direction with less hills if I really wanted to. So one example course that I took in 2006, I was going to drive 850 miles, and would go up and down about 14,000' in elevation changes over that mileage. I really liked planning trips on a 15' screen!Īnd the TOPO program you could plan a route, then it would add up all the hills and elevation changes. They sell a GPS device that plugs into the laptop, and receives the signals through a USB device you put on the dash.

I liked the program called Topo 4.0 by DeLorme.

Garmin poi loader not working with rv760