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The problem with the short circuit is that you don't become aware of, because the bulb itself is not damaged by it. In order to be on the save side just deconnect either the battery or the lamp (be careful not to let fall the cabling behind the plastic covering, where the lamp is placed in)...

The problem is with the lamp as such. If you have a look from the inside you'll see that the circuit path from the connector on the side of the switch is very close to the opposite connector in one corner. While I was trying to replace the bulb with an LED, it seems that the bulb just fall in...

and if you try and place the destination a little before the end of the driveway? Anyhow usually TomTom deletes the route of it is sure to have reached the correct point.

@stromdriver: It might be that you put your destination on the other lane of a larger street... Maybe the next time you run int such a problem try to zoom in as much as you can in order to see if you really hit the flag. @JockC: There is a setting that tells TomTom to make use of the "auto...

The tool proposed by DJ41 (post #8) works perfectly! (Thanks DJ41!!!) So now I can make use of all the processor power when converting in MediaMonkey. But now in order to make the tool work, the files need to have the track number in front, otherwise they don't end up in the correct order. Yes...

It seems, I have figured out, what decides the order of the songs in the folders: it is the order the files were stored on the stick. It's not the date of the files (created/modified/accessed dates). It is the structure of the FAT that defines the order. I used MediaMonkey to convert my flac...

Hi all, does anyone has got an idea what defines the order of the folders and the MP3 files in the folders? I organized my music on an USB stick calling the folders: "Artist - Album" and the MP3 files in the folder are called: "Nr - Title".mp3. Still the folders as well as the files appear...