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Install Instruction of vag com vcds usb driver windows XP

system

 

Vag com vcds is powerful vag group diagnose interface. Some

customers feedback they do not know how to install vag

com usb driver. Below OBD2Tuning sharing Install Instruction

of vag com vcds usb driver windows XP system.

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Vag com vcds usb driver windows XP system Install

Instruction:

 

Notes: Vag com should install the drivers automatically. These

instructions are only to be used in case the automatic driver

installation is not successful. These instructions are for

Windows XP.  Installation under Windows 98/ME/2000 is

similar, but not necessarily identical.

1. Make sure you have already downloaded and installed vag

com on your PC before following these instructions.

If you haven't yet downloaded vag com, you can find the free

download link on OBD2Repair news with title " where to get

vag com software for free "

2. Allow the software you just downloaded to install itself on

your PC.  If you choose to install it someplace other than the

default location, make a note of folder you're installing it to.

3. Plug your Ross-Tech USB Interface to your PC's USB port

(It is not necessary to connect the interface to a car yet). A

message should appear on your PC's Taskbar: " Found New

Hardware Ross-Tech HEX or KEY USB Interface "

                 

NOTE:   If the new Hardware Found Wizard popup does not

appear when you plug in your interface, go into Device

Manager and look for the interface. In Windows XP, you can

typically find the Device Manager by RIGHT-CLICKING on My

Computer then selecting Manage. Your Ross-Tech USB

Interface should be under Universal Serial Bus (USB)

Controllers or under Other Devices. If it's there, Right-Click it

and then select Update Driver. Then you can start at Step 4 in

the instructions below.    

4. The New Hardware Found Wizard should appear:

5. On the screen above, select "Install from a list or specific

location (Advanced)" then click the [Next >] button.   

6. The following dialog should appear:

7. On the screen above:

Select "Search for the best driver in these locations"

Check "Include this location in the search:"

Use the [Browse] button to find the VCDS folder

(Usually C:ross-techVCDS

unless you chose a different folder when you installed the

software)

Click [OK]

 

8. The following dialog should appear:

9. Click the [Next >] button.

10. If you get a Windows message stating "This hardware will

not be installed. Contact your system administrator" then you

need to do the following

A) Login to Windows with Administrator rights. 

B) Go into Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System ->

Hardware -> Driver Signing 

C) Select Warn and choose "Prompt me each time to choose

an action." 

D) Next, repeat the driver installation starting in Step 3.   

 

11. The following dialog should appear:

This dialog warns you that we haven't paid Microsoft a pound

of flesh to certify the driver.

You're going to have to click the [Continue Anyway]

button..:-)   Note: If your Windows Security Settings policy is

"undefined' you may need to set it to "warn" to be able to

continue.

12. The following dialog should appear:

13. Click the [Finish] button to complete the installation.

14. Start VCDS.

Click the [Options] button.

In the "Select COM Port" box, select USB.

Click the [Test] button.

The results should look like this (it may have additional

information in the Port Test dialog).

15. Click [OK] and click [Save]

16. Go test it on a car.