All is well nowOriginally Posted by Toired Old Man
How do I get some pids that were available in 7.5.3 into Beta and when will the custom PIDs be completed? ( Metric and me have a hard time, Can't teach and old dog new tricks. )
All is well now
How do I get some pids that were available in 7.5.3 into Beta and when will the custom PIDs be completed? ( Metric and me have a hard time, Can't teach and old dog new tricks. )
Last edited by Toired Old Man; May 8th, 2008 at 05:31 AM. Reason: Forgot PIDs
I was using the V2 in pass through today to do some laptop logging and whenever I would stop to save data and upload a tune I would get errors unless I physically disconnected the V2 from the computer. One was that the PCM may not have a valid calibration. The other was that the connection was lost to the pcm. I snapped screen shots if you want me to email them to you. I'm running the May6th update V2.05.17(0506)
Edit: On reread I should have said PCM as I meant the cars computer above where I said computer. I could unhook the V2 from my laptop and I would get the same error. Upon unhooking from the PCM I could then proceed.
Last edited by jomobco; May 9th, 2008 at 03:52 PM.
Can you verify that the boot block version is V2.05.08?
Regards
Paul
Before asking for help, please read this.
Yes 2.5.08.
Edit: It's an 0411 PCM with the 12212156 OS on Windows XP if it matters.
What did I do Now??????
I used Registry Mechanic to do weekly routine on system and tried to run scan and tune and recieved this report, restored to previous and still have this report.
Error 2 means "file not found".
Can you please check to see if that file does in fact exist?
And that you can open it using Notepad (i.e. check that you have permission to read the data from it)?
Regards
Paul
Before asking for help, please read this.
Vin.ini does not exist on this computer. (What is vin.ini? Where is it supposed to be)
vin.ini is a text file containing all the VIN breakdown data so that EFILive can display all the descriptive data that is extracted from the VIN.
If that file is missing,then the installation has not completed properly.
Try running the install again and selecting [Repair].
The [Repair] option detects missing/damaged files and re-installs them.
Regards
Paul
Before asking for help, please read this.
Is tere a reason why registry mechanic would do something to that file?
What realy bothers me is that restore did not reinstall everything. (Ideas accepted )
Registry mechanic wouldn't do anything to that file.
It is possible but unlikely that the *.zip file you downloaded from our web site is corrupt and can't install itself properly. Maybe try re-downloading V7.5.3 from our web site using a different computer.
Does the EFILive "uninstall" option fail or succeed?
You may have already posted this info, but what version are you installing and attempting to run?
Other potential pitfalls are:
- If you install the software as one user and then log out and log in to Windows as a different user.
- If you are connected to a network and the My documents or Program Files folders are located on remote/shared drives.
Regards
Paul
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