Vagcom vista

After the installation is complete, click "Finish". Go through the same steps as explained above to install this second driver. Right-click and choose "Update Driver Software".

Like this: Then select the location where you unextracted Driver Pack 2. Let it install. More Troubleshooting Tips:. Video Instructions :.

That's it! Now let's test if everything is working. Features you'll have access to are equal to dealer level factory tools. Therefore you'll always know precisely how the vehicle is functioning and what is most effective way to fix it. Meaning this kit is suitable for both home car owners and professional workshop mechanics. Besides thoroughly scanning car module data and health , but the software can also modify vehicles performance and behavior on how it functions inside and performs outside on the road.

Meaning you get to customize your car to your personal liking. And before mentioning functions, let's first remove any misunderstandings Our cable uses a 3rd Party manufactured chip. In short, this cuts down our OEM licensing fees And has ZERO restrictions in functionality compared to original.

Software is NOT cracked or modified in any way. Basically it's unlocked to full version for a lifetime. See screenshots for more info. Different tests and procedures are shown Watch on YouTube. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Thread starter vegegolf Start date Jul 17, Joined Jun 21, Hi all, I have a laptop with Vista, and I can't get any of the three vag-com versions to recognize my interface, which is an old 3rd-party interface.

I tried to install the driver, but was unsuccessful. Any ideas on where to get the correct driver for my interface are greatly appreciated.

It is not a hex- or key- interface. Thanks in advance! Contact the manufacturer of your cable and ask for Vista drivers - if they exist Ross-Tech supports their own cables, and specifically states on their website that they do not support USB-Serial converters - which is what I suspect is inside your cable In short, you get what you pay for, and if you're going to use a USB connection under Vista, you may just need to get a real Ross-Tech cable, thereby supporting the folks that bring you the software Spokane Walt Veteran Member.

Works Fine - No issues so far, except that I think the Automatic updater doesn't quite work right - keeps updating but the update never takes - unistall and manually re-install and you are up-to-date.

Herph Active member. Under opitions you must click on "force dumb mode". Sebastian Vendor. Joined Aug 6, Location Magdeburg, Germany. I have a genuine ross-tech serial cable with a cheap serial-usb adapter and it works fine..

When I got my cable I had an older laptop with windows 98 and a broken usb port so I went with the serial cable.. My new laptop only has usb's I had to search high and low for the right drivers for the adapter to run on Vista, but it works just fine..

I have it set to COM4 in vag-com and it picks it up.. The USB setting won't see it.. Joined Nov 24, Location Proud to live in America! Remove your hard drive and quickly throw it in a fire. Is there a way to stop it from reminding you the UAC is off? I turned it off a few months ago and it's much more friendly, it just tells me to turn it back on every time I log on Vista needs to be killed before it reproduces. This is possible the worst operating system yet from Microsoft.

It won't play nice with anything not designed to run under the Vista flag.