Insert DVD Navigation Disk

I once ejected the NAV DVD by accident from holding down the eject button for too long.

As for the "cookie crumb trail," do you mean route trace? Maps > Show on Map > Route Trace.

 

Two days ago, this happened to me as well--I had to wait a minute while it told me the DVD was loading. As with you, it happened randomly when I started car.

 

I would suspect a dirty DVD. Eject it and look for smudges on the bottom. Wipe it with your cotton shirt anyway and pop it back in.

 

This is the first time I am hearing this problem on a gen 3. Eric, pop out the nav disk and make sure there isn't some type of dust on it. If it continues to happen, bring it in to one of the local dealers and have them make a note of it on toyota's system.

 

Never had a problem. Had the system on our old 2007 Camry also.

I would pop it out and see if the installer got a hair or lint on the disk or it looks like there is a scratch on it or dirty.

If that doesn't work, I'd call the dealer and see if they could swap out the disk with another car or order you a replacement.

 

I just got my Prius about 10 days ago and am loving it. Had a Charger RT before, go figure.

I am having this problem with my Nav unit. Did your go away or did you have it fixed?

Thanks

 

Just had the same problem with mine. Never had it out before.
Took it iut and claened it seems fine but will log it here so I can go back if it happens again. Maybe dust is getting in somehow?
I do load CDs often as son borrows can and brings his music!

 

I don't load CD's often and it has happen on 3 mornings now. Thing I will have to take to Toyo, but should log first since it is intermitant and may not be happening when I take it in. I have even tried to eject the disk when it is happening and it just says there is not disk in there.....weird.

 

I have had my NavDVD out 3 times to look at things on the disc label, but no problems.

Handle ONLY by edges and the center hole.
Do NOT touch the surface (as is often done in the movies).

Poor reading is often a dirty read lens (if not a dirty disc).

 

Re: Insert DVD Navigation Disk -- me too

The same thing happened to me when I started up the car this morning. I got the message to load the Nav DVD. I couldn't change to any other screen display and couldn't figure out what to do. I pressed the CD Eject button but that just opens the changer -- I didn't know how to eject it because there was no screen asking me to eject. I seemed to remember that you change the DVD by going through the INFO screen, but that wouldn't come on. I was in a hurry to get to work and didn't have time to look anything up. I held down the INFO button for a while and eventually the system rebooted itself and all was well.

 

To eject the NavDVD, hold down the Eject button for about 5 seconds, I think.

Or, more normally, Info button, then the on-screen Maps, and on-screen Eject.

 

This happened to me two more times. The first time, it decided to reboot itself after a few seconds so I thought I could live with that. Maybe I don't have to do anything and it will reboot.

This morning, however, the message came on and stayed there. Nothing I pressed seemed to get it to reboot. The screen display did not change. I didn't have time to fiddle with it. I tried holding down the eject button but nothing happened except that it just lifts the screen and exposes the slots. I continued to hold, nothing happens. If I stop holding the eject button, and then touch it again, it just closes the screen. The message is still there. I think the 5-second rule is when you are actually ejecting CDs (after selecting to do so from the screen), if you hold down the eject button it will eject the CDs including the nav.

This is really annoying.

 

Has it been resolved?

 

I could be crazy here....but the problem had gone away and is back the last couple of mornings....since it turned chillier again!

Am I nuts or could this be related to temperature? Anyone in the colder areas have this problem?