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Previously on "One for the Windows gurus - command line stuff"
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How I fixed my TomTom
This may be of interest to a fairly small audience, but in the interests of spreading the knowledge wherever possible, I've solved my TomTom problem with the use of DevCon and AutoHotKey (thanks to voodooflux for the DevCon tipoff)
Problem:
Brand new TomTom Go 540 Live, Windows XP. TomTom Home 2 application (latest rev from website) couldn't see the TomTom unit when started.
Solution:
Wrote an AutoHotKey script which does the following:
- starts the TomTom Home 2 application
- makes a call to DevCon utility to remove the non-function "generic volume" device that appears when the unit is connected.
- prompts the user to restart the TomTom device
- TomTom Home app now correctly recognises device.
Compiled the whole lot into an exe, pop it on the desktop and Bob, as they say, is your mother's brother.
I think that deserves a banana
If anyone wants a copy of the AHK script, links, whatever, drop me a PM.
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I think DevCon is what you're after.
The DevCon utility is a command-line utility that acts as an alternative to Device Manager. Using DevCon, you can enable, disable, restart, update, remove, and query individual devices or groups of devices. DevCon also provides information that is relevant to the driver developer and is not available in Device Manager.
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One for the Windows gurus - command line stuff
Anyone know how to uninstall devices via the command line (on Windows XP)?
Got a problem with my new TomTom that I can solve by uninstalling the "generic volume" from the device manager panel, but I want to script it and combine it with an autorun file so it will happen automatically when i plug in the tomtom
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