I'm posting this only because I've seen this question asked numerous times even by myself. I spent a few days here and there on different forums hoping to find this resolved, but never did. After a Friday night to Santa Cruz to watch a couple bands playing (yes I'm from Nor Cal) and while I kind of knew where this place they were playing was at, after not being in Santa Cruz for 4 years I had forgotten. Put on my GPS and it took 15 minutes to get a lock on my location. On FroYo it would take me seconds to get a lock on my location, but 15 minutes was horrendous. After contemplating if I really needed the functionality of the GPS which I don't always use, I decided even if I don't use it this function should work no matter what. So my 4 hour search began to scourer forum after forum. Finally on the last place I decided to look, the Motorola forums, my answer was found.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2&feature=search_result
GPS Status & Toolbox was the answer to this problem. I found the solution at this link:https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/52677?tstart=150 with the person who posted the instructions on what to do.
Hopefully everyone with this issue see's this and it works for them. Just want to help out fellow Droid X owners as well as Android users in general.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2&feature=search_result
GPS Status & Toolbox was the answer to this problem. I found the solution at this link:https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/52677?tstart=150 with the person who posted the instructions on what to do.
eagene said:I had this problem and I found a fix! I used GPS Status & Toolbox by EclipSim.
Menu - tools - manage a-gps state
I did a reset followed by a download
Now my GPS is getting a fix very quickly again!
Hopefully everyone with this issue see's this and it works for them. Just want to help out fellow Droid X owners as well as Android users in general.