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About QuickGPSfix
Your navigation device uses the signals of at least 4 satellites to get a GPS fix and determine your starting location. This can take longer when the GPS signal is weak or partially blocked.
When using QuickGPSfix, a feature only available to TomTom customers, your navigation device retains information about where the GPS satellites will be for the next 7 days. Your navigation device can then calculate where you are very quickly and with only a weak GPS signal.
If you have a connected device that receives TomTom Services through your Smartphone or a built-in SIM card, you receive automatic updates for QuickGPSfix as soon as they are available. For Smartphone Connected devices you need to connect to a compatible Smartphone in order to receive updates.
Updating QuickGPSfix with MyDrive Connect
When a new QuickGPSfix file is available you will see it in your list of updates. To install it, make sure it's ticked and then click Update Selected .
Note that some devices download QuickGPSfix automatically in the background as soon as you connect to the computer and open MyDrive Connect.
Updating QuickGPSfix with TomTom HOME
When a new QuickGPSfix file is available you will see it in your list of updates. To install it, make sure it's ticked and then click Update and install .