HR-34 Installation: Can an existing customer get Free Installation, as likely a new, higher capacity SWM module will be needed.
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If you are not under a current contract/commitment you should be treated as a new customer & eligible for new offers - but will incur a 2 yr commitment on most offers.
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When I originally bought my machine with this module included, I had one year to use the service. After that it would have required a fee to continue using it. It depends on exactly what comes with the module you are buying.
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No additional fees required. If you would like a 1 year tech support agreement it is $150 for the first year and it is optional. We did not get it and we had no problems with the initial setup We have (2) FR650 they work great.
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The answer is NO. HR34 has internal DECA already built-in. You don't need this separate DECA for H34. This DECA is design to accompany HR22 DVR.Nick. S.
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Apple has in the past offered a free upgrade for a new OS if the new system was purchased up to 3 months prior. Counting the months...July, August, September...nope, I would say you are probably out of luck for a free upgrade.
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Yes, you can also upgrade for free to newer Norton versions of same product and you will get the remaining subscription days you were left in older version in the new one as well. But keep in mind it only works for same product only.. NIS to NIS, NAv to NAV & N360 to N360. If you have Norton AntiVirus you cannot upgrade to Norton Internet Security or Norton 360
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Hi there....in context, I had my unit professionally installed. As not to take any chances with messing up the value/performance of the machine. I'd have it disassembled by the company's recommended profession. Unless you personally know of someone else who'd get the job done.
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Nope, these are not SW upgrades nor Firmware upgrades you can get later. Some of these features are Hardware capabilities so you do not get additional capabilities as time goes by. SW upgrades tends to be bug fixes or new additions of the map data. IN my observaton, Garmin will add back "some" of these capabilities in a future model line.
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exactly, on previous OEM versions once you installed it was locked to that hardware. I am looking for full version where I can install on a new system and move the license if I ever change hardware.
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It's free. You can do it by going to windows update. The computer will eventually ask you as well
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I'm not for sure, but for what the system costs you can add another $75 and get a new one.
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I'd like to know i this is an isolated problem - that would be a major factor in buying this unit. Anyone? Can you get RM?
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I can't recall but I don't think so. You may have to enter the FCE2 key to authorize the upgrade.
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I called Garmin on July 13, 2007 (yesterday) regarding the updates for my then Garmin Nuvi 680. (I have since returned the unit to Amazon)---Anyway, I was told the updates would be available in a few weeks and would not be free. The cost was available, but I assume it will be the $75. Evidently there are mixed responses either from Garmin, or from Garmin Owners as to what will be "free" and what will be available for a fee due to Garmin Customer Service not having a standard anwer to this question when you finally get a hold of someone there (30 min. wait on the phone). So, until it happens no one will know for sure.
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I'm also looking for this upgrade but I have a feeling we've been given bad information. I don't see anywhere on the VMware website about a free upgrade for recently purchased product. Only a paid upgrade. Chris L, where is it that you are entering your serial number online?
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FINALLY! Let me check over the weekend. It was an expired cert in the ask client (I think OEM went under) be cautiously optimistic but wait for a post. Thanks for the indirect heads up btw
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If you have not already purchased the machine, this is an upgrade that you can get. If you have, then you will need to contact us so that we can help you order them.