Category: Google earth

All Replies (4) 1 Make sure the status bar is checked in the View menu. 2 Make sure the Terrain layer is checked at the bottom of the Layers panel. Without that Google Earth is flat and you will see elev 0 everywhere. 3 If using Windows, make sure the bottom of the Google Earth […]

Overloaded cache can cause the slow running of the program. What’s wrong with Google Earth? Google Earth crashes on startup – According to users, Google Earth crashes on startup. This is usually caused by a corrupted installation, but it can be easily fixed. Google Earth requires an internet connection . If rebooting your router doesn’t […]

Yes, the program auto updates and installs. If you check in Help> About Google Earth, you can see what version you’re using. The most recent version is 7.3.3.7699. If you still have an older version, you can expect it to update soon. The update is rolled out regionally to keep from stressing the server. Well, […]

Google Earth used to display property lines, however, this feature is no longer available. How do I see boundaries on Google Maps? Google Maps has added a feature where it will highlight in a pink color the borders of a city, postal code or other borders based on your search. After a quick Google search […]

Google Earth for the desktop is a NEAR end of life product, but it is still available. They are replacing the Google. Earth desktop app with a Google. Earth Web App. Google said: While rebuilding the new Google Earth from scratch we decided to start with features that are essential for exploring and learning about […]

You have many options when you want to share your Earth project with others. All projects are private by default — only you as the creator of the project can view or edit it. Keep it legal. When using Google Earth’s authoring tools, do not pretend to be someone else. In addition, do not represent […]

KML or KMZ is a common file format that can be opened in most GIS software such as Google Earth, Arc. GIS Earth, Arc Globe as well as QGIS. So first, open the shapefile to Arc, and map. You can do this by dragging the shapefile from Arc Catalog to the Arc. Map data frame. […]

Google Earth’s native coordinate system is geographic (latitude/longitude, WGS84). So if you have your coordinates in UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator), you need to convert them to geographic first before using them in Google Earth. There’s a small utility that makes using UTM coordinates in Google Earth a lot easier. Google Earth provides the user with […]

However, this doesn’t mean that every image is updated once a month – far from it. In fact, the average map data is between one and three years old. This of course begs the inquiry “When will google earth update?” One way to consider this is if we summarize all of the points, we can […]

This is actually one of the most common causes that this error can happen. If you have skipped some device driver updates, those outdated drivers can conflict with your hardware and can result in many different errors including this Google Earth not loading error. Open a Run dialog box by pressing Win + R., and […]