In order to restore that file you will want to use Garmin Express.
Add your device to the program, click on Tools > Utilities tab > Optional Updates > Language Files and select the language that you want to install. After clicking the "Install Now" at the bottom it should restore this information.
After disconnecting 2 hours later and power up, message was displayed that restart was required. After that, all glx files had been restored. Is there a standard sequence for disconnect, power on/off, reconnect, etc. for downloads or updates to be installed?
No. That file is a default file and cannot be removed or added. It is stored in memory inaccessible to the user to ensure there is always one text file available.
After disconnecting 2 hours later and power up, message was displayed that restart was required. After that, all glx files had been restored. Is there a standard sequence for disconnect, power on/off, reconnect, etc. for downloads or updates to be installed?
Not sure about any standard sequence. However having installed the files you do need to ensure you fully switch off and then restart your nuvi. Often the mistake made is that the nuvi is only put into 'sleep' mode. As an aside, it's best to shut your nuvi down completely occasionally and do a 'cold' rather than 'warm' start. This ensures you don't get any strange behaviour from your nuvi. It's like the need to shut down your PC completely just so that it can correct any issues that have built up.
Thanks again. Makes sense as there can always be a ghost in the system.
I started this purge of unnecessary files to gain more space, not knowing anything about mini-SDSD cards or that I even had a port. My file deletion days are over and am now on a quest to gather all the info I need on how to add a mini-SDSD, to load my Topo DVD (with or without a SD adapter), and to get the Nuvi to recognize and use it. I am anticipating there may be some magic involved.
