• Mini Vci Driver Windows 10

Free Download Toyota software driver. MINI VCI Techstream Software Display: Xhorse MINI VCI cable. Xhorse Mini VCI FW2.0.4 J2534 cable vs. Clone Mini VCI FW 1. MINI VCI is obd2repair MINI VCI Toyota Tis diagnostic interface. MINI VCI J2534 Support Toyota TIS OEM diagnostic software. Toyota Mini VCI TIS Techstream is consist of ARM CPU and SMD chip. A couple years ago, I bought the MINI-VCI adapter with drivers and software from fleabay. Download the 'Toyota Techstream Installation Manual.

Do so at your own risk. Here are some sreenshots with my16 pin cable for on my Tundra 2014.

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My little daughter are always annoyed with that. But, only with Win 8 now. Found this last week, had a tried, and it worked wonderfully on my Asus Windows 8.1 Intel i3 notebook: The thread includes a dropbox link where you can download “all” of the needed files, but really all you need from there is the MVCI driver and the.reg registry hack file. Get the latest Techstream from: There are a number of steps to getting the driver installed manually, be sure to follow ALL of them before plugging the cable in.

Do not launch it yet. To activate it, copy the IT3System.ini you extracted before to “C: Program Files (x86) Toyota Diagnostics Techstream Env ”. Alternatively, you may copy two files from the C: Program Files (x86) XHorse Electronics MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS ProgramFilesFolder Toyota Diagnostics Techstream Env” to “C: Program Files (x86) Toyota Diagnostics Techstream Env ”, which seem to do the trick as well.

I tried v12.10.019 and it worked! The missing 'Utility' and 'Customize' buttons were there, and I was able to register the IDs for the TPMS sensors for my winter tires. I could see the new IDs, and it was picking up the pressure and temperature from them, so that all seemed to work. I also browsed through the Customize options. Just in case it makes a difference to someone: after I uninstalled v12.20.024, I also deleted the Techstream directory in Program Files. The procedure to install v12.10.019 was identical to v12.20.024. Some more details: - Crappy old laptop running Windows XP 32-bit - J2534 USB interface with firmware 1.4.1 - The laptop didn't have an internet connection when connected to the 2017 4Runner Conclusion: It is software (software crack) issue not the hardware.

Download the latest TIS here 6. Uncompressed it with the password listed:mhhauto.com. I think it is a rar file so you may need to grab winRar,7zip or something similar. Put the files into a directory of your choice. VMWare player supports something called unity mode on windows. This allows you to simply drag and drop files between the host and guess OS as it presents each running app as a simple window.

User 3: I loaded Techstream 12.00.127 and USB drivers, and I can read ECU's all day, but I can't edit the settings/not able to customize. In pictures and videos I watched there is a customize button, but that area is blank on mine. Any help is appreciated. Customer Solution: Success! I tried v12.10.019 and it worked! The missing 'Utility' and 'Customize' buttons were there, and I was able to register the IDs for the TPMS sensors for my winter tires. I could see the new IDs, and it was picking up the pressure and temperature from them, so that all seemed to work.

Some users report doesn't have a Customize Button problem recently: User 1: Brand new 2017 Toyota 4Runner Limited Downloaded Techstream 12.00.127 and installed Purchased this at $16. Drivers installed, I can see the cable, I can connect to the car when its in 'ON' mode (two button presses without touching the break) but the customize button is not there.

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The cable firmware is 1.4.1 Any ideas? What am I doing wrong? User 2: I'm in the same boat. Mini VCI with firmware 1.4.1, and Techstream 12.20.024.

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But the hacked versions are out there and available. You can now install Toyota TIS on a 64bit OS like Windows10.

When I run Techstream and go to setup -> vim, it sees the xhorse. But when I connect connect it still doesn't work. This is on a Windows 8.1 64-bit laptop with a cable bought off Amazon. Ok, I got it so that it connects now fine and I can get real-time and sensor data.

Also noticed that Win10 put in its own driver for the which seemed to work just fine with the program. This may work for also, with the same software Techstream.

You should now see two new devices: “Universal Serial Bus ControllersUSB Serial Converter” and “Ports (COM & LPT)USB Serial Port (COM5)”. Run the FirmwareUpdateTool.exe from the “C:Program Files (x86)XHorse ElectronicsMVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS”. Click “Device Info”. You should see the “device connected” screen like this: If you see this, it means your MINI VCI is up and running under Windows x64 and can be used by other programs, such as Techstream. IMPORTANT: Some people have reported that updating firmware on this “cheap clone” cable may render it dead. So, the Firmware Update Tool should not be used for anything, but checking that the device is connected and working properly.

Here's the customer solution to install on Virtual Machine. TIS-Techstream is the Toyota factory diagnostic tool (Technical Information System) This is a very useful tool to have if you are a DIY type owner. Tons of useful features and visibility to trouble codes that are not available in generic OBD2 standard scanners. You can also customize options and run various diagnostics and reset procedures.

I'm not sure how relevant this is but there is a seller on the Bay that says ' For toyota and lexus before 2005, we recommend the Original Mini VCI Cable with latest v2.0.4 firmware ( K-line Supported)' which they just happen to sell. I have a 2001 Land Cruiser and I had ordered the Newest V8.00.034 MINI VCI for TOYOTA TIS Techstream cable and I could get it to connect via your method and my Win 64 laptop (but not my Win 32 laptop oddly enough) but it would not see all of the systems. I could not see a Smart Key or when it ran the Health Data it could not connect to all of the Systems.

May need to just get a vista computer for this program, but was hopping to get it going on this one Matt. Hello jhood, Sorry for the duplicate msg, but was not sure if first one went through because of being a new member to forum. Thanks for the great detailed write-up on the install. I followed it closely, and every thing really seemed to work just rite. However when I went to run the program I get an error msg. 'unable to connect to VIM' I got the XHorse utility to recognize the VIM, and the program to start, but when connect to vehicle is selected the error msg pops up. I guess I suspect I did not do something correct with the registry hack???

Navigate to the c:temp folder and run the following command line: msiexec /a “C:tempMVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi” /qb TARGETDIR=c:tempmvci This will extract the content of the MSI file to the c:tempmvci folder: b. Delete the “MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi” there and then copy the whole content of c:tempmvci to “C:Program Files (x86)XHorse ElectronicsMVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS” c.

On my 8.1 installation, when I plugged in the TIS cable, Windows automatically looked for and installed the driver, so if you haven’t followed the instructions to that point, it will load the 32 bit driver. After installing the driver, you need to run the registry hack. Mine downloaded as mvci-x64.reg.txt (might be a Dropbox restriction), simply rename to mvci-x64.reg After renaming the registry hack file you then need to run the file, which will merge the contents with the registry (will probably get a Windows modification confirmation) Once the driver was loaded and I verified with the firmware update utility that it was communicating (don’t try to update the firmware), I was ready to install and run Techstream. Again, follow the directions on installation. One.ini file needs to be edited to “activate” the program.

The MINI-VCI J2534 V1.4.1 USB Interface is a high quality 3rd party communication interface that works with the TIS Techstream software for Toyota and Lexus vehicles in all regions worldwide with multi-language support. The software will allow you to view vehicle metrics, reprogramming, access service documents and much more. Our version is compatible with BOTH 32bit and 64bit Windows and includes our Step by Step installation guide.

Your VM desktop should have a MVCI firmware update tool shortcut. Run that and click the INFO button to make sure you can communicate with the USB cable. Start up Techstream. Go to Setup->Register Techstream Enter reg key from key.txt in step 8 The free version of VM ware player does not allow snapshots. So a good idea is to make a full copy in Documents Virtual Machines [name] so you can rollback. Credit to wfo9 from Toyota 4runer forum. We take no responsibilities for viruses.

Normally i install the on windows xp computer, but now i have changed my computer system to win 7 64bit, so it is not easy to find another xp computer. Last month, i read in forum, it can be installed on 64bit win7/win8. Ad i would like to share to you. MINI VCI J2534 cable (bought from ). 2.Techstream Software: you can update every version of Techstream (including the newest V10.10.018): 3.

Mini Vci Driver Windows 10

Upon loading, you’ll need to select “Europe” and then your preferred language. The key thing is that only the “Europe” option works. For the user and all other blank mandatory fields, I just typed in “111” and left the default “Albania” Next, select VIM type xHorse Now, you’ll want to set your preferences for units. It defaults to metric, and it also defaults to absolute for the TPMS so at first you’ll be scratching your head at the 46psi tire pressure set that one to “gauge” There is no need to launch anything in XP compatibility or anything (at least not on my Windows 8.1 system) PS. Yesterday, I found some tested TIS on Win10 X64! Then tested this version on my wife’s Corolla using 32 bit Windows 10 just to see if it would work.

Navigate to the c: temp folder and run the following command line: msiexec /a “C: temp MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi” /qb TARGETDIR=c: temp mvci This will extract the content of the MSI file to the c: temp mvci folder: b. Delete the “MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi” there and then copy the whole content of c: temp mvci to “C: Program Files (x86) XHorse Electronics MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS” c. Plug the MINI VCI cable to the USB port. Open the Device Manager and locate two failing devices in the list. Both will appear with yellow icon (usually under “Other”), indicating that Windows failed to install drivers for them. Now, right click each failing device, select Install Driver, then “Browse my Computer” and point it for “C: Program Files (x86) XHorse Electronics MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS” (enable the “include subfolders” flag). Click “Next” and wait until drivers are installed.

Win 7 64 bit drivers: (Also, you can google “win 7 64bit drivers” as you like.) Instruction: Here is the work around link for Techstream TIS VCI installation guide windows 7/8 64 bit; I did not update the firmware on the mini vci cable. I would leave yours alone. Link: Follow the Directions to a T and it works! Thanks a lot to the forum bros. Note: Your anti-virus software might come on and detect a trugan horse. I disabled it before I began. No problems that I can see by doing this.

Everything works as you described. There was a few hickups with the driver update since I tried to install it before without the registry hack and got stuck with a non-working driver for the USB port but I forced it to use the driver using your method and I got thru it. I ran a health check on my wife's 2007 RX400h and everything checks out. Thanks again, you the man! Great instruction Alex, Thanks.

I could get to the connect vehicle step, but it then prompts me that there is a new version of techstream and i am FORCED to install. The version I got with my cable is 10.30.029, but the message says this is out of date as of March 2016. The tutorial i followed was: but again, I cant connect to my vehicle because it forces me to install the latest version. Of course clicking on Install takes you to the official TIS site and asks for user passwords. Can anyone help?? BTW my vehicle is a 2016 Tacoma Limited.

My cable arrived several days ago, as user manual suggestion MINI VCI is supposed to work it with Windows XP, but to contrary the popular belief, I get it working under Windows 64-bit and would like to share the instructions, I hope it will save someone a headache of dealing with dual boot and virtual machines with Windows XP. Package: MINI VCI cable for TOYOTA TIS Techstream, I‘ve bought mine from OBD365 for around $30. The cable is about 4’ long, with a box and “MINI-VCI J2534 Standard OBDII Communication Interface” sticker. The cable comes with a mini CD with drivers and Toyota Techstream software; it is advertised as “Newest V8.30.023”. The “newest” refers to the version of bundled Techstream, rather than the cable firmware.

Installation manual at the bottom and burned them to a disc for future use if needed, and printed the 17 page installation manual so I could follow step-by-step. It worked perfectly, about 45 min later I had techstream connected to my truck and working fine. I did have to install Java to make techstream happy, and choose my language and region on the techstream installation screens that was not mentioned in the instructions, but that was straightforward. I ran a full system scan with no issues found, and it's working for me. Unfortunately, that's all the guarantee and tech support I know how to give, but I did want to share the good news.

I hope this helps some of you guys out. Download all of the files from this Dropbox link: (Even if you have the mini cd, and have the software already, you still need to download the ' mvci-x64.reg' and ' Techstream_Update_V8.10.021.exe' files from that link. Also, make sure your cd comes with the same version that is listed as mine; 8.00.034. And completely uninstall any traces of previous attempts to download the software) Equipment Needed: • MINI VCI cable for TOYOTA TIS Techstream. I bought mine from Amazon for $25. The cable is about 4’ long, with translucent casing and “MINI-VCI J2534 Standard OBDII Communication Interface” sticker: The cable comes with a mini CD with drivers and Toyota Techstream software.

That's the same version I installed, I followed the installation manual (PDF file in the link I gave above) to a tee - I actually printed the darn thing to make it easier to follow step-by-step. I have not had any issues with a 'Forced update', used it as recently as last week with only one small issue - It won't diplay the DTC screen for TPMS - but will show the Data and will program sensor ID's.

• A laptop running 64-bit version of Windows 7/8. Mine is actually Windows 8 x64, but for Windows 7 the configuration procedure should be identical. The content of bundled mini-CD: The Techstream, MVCI drivers and TIS Key all can be on the Internet as well. Steps: • Download and install a trial version of • Using WinRAR Unpack the following files from mini-CD to a temp folder anywhere on your hard drive (e.g. - Toyota Techstream 8.00.034.rar - Techstream_Update_V8.10.021.rar - MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.rar - TIS KEY.rar • Now open WinRAR again, navigate to the temp folder with unpacked files and double click the TISKey.exe in WinRAR. The TISKey.exe is actually a self-extracting (SFX) RAR archive file. Once executed, it simply unpacks and copies the IT3System.ini file to the Techstream folder.