The mvci driver for toyota tis setup ended prematurely

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I then entered the key and it activated.Д§. Clicked on 'connect to vehicle', TS popped up and asked for the key. Windows automatically prompted for the cable driver to install.Д¦. I went to my car, opened TS, then plugged in ODB and USB. Turned on TS and entered Location, User, etc.but did not activated it.ДҐ. Installed X-Horse MVCI driver software.Д¤. I uninstalled and reinstalled everything again multiple times with the same results.Дў. Nothing else, which is useless for me since I needed to check my TPMS sensor parameters and do some customization.

Continued on TS and connected to USB, when it reached the SYSTEM SELECTION menu, the only buttons I have on the left column are TIS FUNCTION and READ DATA FUNCTION.

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I then entered the registration key again and TS is reactivated.

Opened TS and I noticed it's no longer activated, which I thought was weird but didn't think much of it.Д©. I went out my car and plugged the cable into the OBD port and then laptop USB.ДЁ.

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While still inside, I went ahead and plugged in the MVCI cable, then opened the X-horse update tool to check the cable to verify it was fw v.1.4.1.Д§. Then I entered the registration key and it successfully activated.Д¦. Turned on TS for the 1st time, entered Location, User information, etc.ДҐ. Installed the X-Horse MVCI driver software (which also contains the driver update tool)Д¤. Installed the Techstream (installed version 12.20.024).Дў.

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Here are the steps I took to initially install Techstream onto my Dell D430 laptop running W7-Pro:ДЎ. The reason is because of the sequence of my installation of Techstream in relation to the MVCI Driver & Cable. It was by accident and is something I never thought would be an issue. Luckily, after hours of playing around with it, I've finally found out why Techstream wasn't fully functioning for me. It always register successfully with 5000 days expiration. After it enters the main screen, I would click on Software Registration and put in the key. I select PUBLIC and fill in '111' for other boxes. After installation, on my first run, there is a window asking for the DEALER NAME, CODE, PHONE and USER TYPE.

Is it remotely possible that Techstream has embedded something in my laptop to cripple my installations? The reason is because I occasionally use my Dell D430 laptop to search the web (but I never run Techstream with my WIFI on).Дў. Basically, it looks like a handicapped version I couldn't even do a general health check scan.ДЎ. I uninstalled it and re-installed many times, and even tried version 12.10.09 and the results were the same. There were no Health Check, Customize Settings, or other buttons. I can successfully connect to the vehicle (it returns my car model, year, VIN, etc.) but when it enters the System Selection Menu, the only blue buttons displayed on the left column are the TIS FUNCTION button and the READ DATA Function button. install TIS, swap the Main Menu exe, and then the MVCI firmware driver and enter the provided activation key). I started with version 12.00.127 that came with the cable followed the installation instructions step by step (ie. I purchased an MVCI cable (v.1.4.1 firmware) and installed it onto my Dell 430 running a fresh 32bit Windows 7. Sorry to wake up the thread again but I'm trying Techstream for the first time and have run into some bizarre installation issues.