Mac not recognising Garmin 800
meesterbond
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Anyone else having a similar problem?
Updated my MacBook to OS X El Capitan the other day and now it won't recognise my Edge 800 or Forerunner 220 through USB - both are charging ok but trying to upload into Training Peaks or Strava neither device come up in the Finder dialogue box. Both were working just fine before I upgraded so I'm guessing that's the issue but can't find anyone having similar issues online.
Any ideas?
Updated my MacBook to OS X El Capitan the other day and now it won't recognise my Edge 800 or Forerunner 220 through USB - both are charging ok but trying to upload into Training Peaks or Strava neither device come up in the Finder dialogue box. Both were working just fine before I upgraded so I'm guessing that's the issue but can't find anyone having similar issues online.
Any ideas?
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I have had some problems with this.
A couple of times I have had to reboot the mac. Mostly though I have just unplugged from the mac and then plugged back in again. It is a pain though. I have a new macbook pro.0 -
Ever since I went from Garmin 510 to 520, the Macbook and iMac no longer auto load my rides.
I have to pick out the Garmin manually, then go to Activities and find that days ride to upload.
Odd.0 -
Are you running Garmin Express v4.1.7.0 ?0
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Did a bit more digging and apparently there's a known bug with 10.11 that can stop external USB drives being recognised by the mac.
A simple reboot :oops: fixed it for me but thought I'd repost here in case anyone else had a problem. In some instances the actual USB port seems to need remapping but frankly that's beyond me.0 -
I have not updated OSX from version 10.6. Garmin Connect/Express no longer supports that version of the OS so I can't use the connect to device feature of Strava. Instead I choose upload file and browse to the location of the.fit files on the Garmin. It's no great hardship and when I was in Mallorca I could use this approach on the PC in the hotel lobby.0
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Bit sluggish, to display but so far the Garmin Touring and the OSX10.11 have played nice with one notable exception, the first time I rebooted after updated, and it didn't load the garmin/card0
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A simple one-off reboot after the "official" reboots seems to work.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Yes, I had this problem after upgrading, but a reboot seemed to solve it.0
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I was using the wrong cable!! Resetting my Mac; powering off unit; nothing worked... until I noticed the cable wasn't the black one with "Garmin" logo moulded onto the end lug. This cheapo re-charging cable for another gadget (not requiring data transfer) presumably didn't have all the necessary connections!0
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Brilliant, welcome to the forumI'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0