Newbie Dumb question

I'm new to this EFILIVE tuning. I received my custom tune from my tuner and it loaded into my 2013 ram 2500 68RFE with no problem. Now I want to go back to stock and here are my questions.

I have EFILIVE v8 scan and also the explorer programs downloaded to my PC and looked at them.

I found the stock tune on here and downloaded it to my computer here is the file name. 32.13.03.05 - DO90001.14 32370031AM 2013 D2 DJ 6.7L 68RFE 50S.ctz

I have renamed the stock tune on my laptop to the following name Stock.ctz

I want to store that tune on my Autocal V3 along with my non stock tune. So I can switch between stock and custom I have been thru all the user guides with no luck or confidence on how to do this. I don't want to screw up the custom tune or my Autocal v3.

The one time I thought I was moving the stock tune to the autocal it gave me this error message.

/EFIlive/tune/stock.ctz

This file is not licensed for use with this autoCal
only files that are saved using the "Save for Remote"
option can be used with AutoCal

Copy File Anyway? YES No Cancel.

Sorry for the dumb questions.

All tune files that you want to flash using your AutoCal (even stock tunes) must be linked to your tuner's FlashScan device.
You would need to send the stock file to your tuner and then your tuner can link that file to your AutoCal.
Regards
Paul

Did I post this question in the wrong area?

I'm a Newbie with EFI Live too
I have a V3 Flash Scan, I would think these are the same, unless whoever you bought the Auto Cal somehow has it locked

I just now plugged in my flash scan, opened the explorer and the first picture is what I see
In the top of the screen I navigate through the folders and find the tune I want

Right click, copy on the tune
Rick click, paste in lower section of the screen (Flash Scan Files) Picture 2

Shut everything down, plugged Flash Scan in and Tune is there
By navigating to Tuning Tool, then Full Flash or Calibration Flash option it appears

After looking at this it appears that you need to have your Tuner send you a stock file

Ok thank you for the help with this. I was heading down the same path but was not sure.