I'm currently deciding whether to go down that route. As it's out of warranty I'd have to pay around £95 to get it replaced. Anyone have any suggestions or will I have to try my luck with Garmin support? The watch wasn't cheap when I first got it so I'd be pretty annoyed if I'm out of warranty and I end up with a useless watch because of a botched software update.Įdit: so I ended up getting in contact with Garmin support and after a bit of troubleshooting they agreed it needed to be RMA'd. Verify the Computer Meets System Requirements for Garmin Express 4. I've had the watch for a while so I'm worried it's now out of warranty. Garmin encourages riders are to update their maps via Garmin Express to get.

Safely disconnect the device from the computer and allow it to complete the software update. As for the actual update, Edge computers can be refreshed automatically via Wi-Fi or directly by using Garmin Express. Place the downloaded update.rgn file within the Garmin folder. At no point did I click on anything on the watch confirming a firmware update so I'm pretty annoyed that it managed to brick itself this way. Delete any file listed in the Garmin folder labeled GUPDATE.GCD or GUPDATE.RGN. I logged onto Garmin connect and see that there is a new update available (9.30 -> 9.40) so I'm guessing it tried to update over Bluetooth and managed to mess up the firmware. I've tried starting it up while holding the lap button to factory reset it and it flashes something briefly and then goes back to the Garmin logo. I have tried holding down the power button until it turns off and it just goes back to the logo screen. When I get back it's stuck on the startup Garmin logo screen. Garmin gps map update ,update my garmin ,how do i update my garmin gps ,garmin express update ,unable to connect with garmin services ,garmin express. So I went to sync my 735xt today (I've been bad with syncing it recently so haven't don't it for a while) and left it to do it's thing.

Garmin express update frozen