Mvci Driver For Windows 10

After the extraction, copy all files to the folder: “C: Program Files (x86) XHorse Electronics MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS”. Copy IT3System.ini and IT3UserCustom.ini to “C: Program Files (x86) Toyota Diagnostics Techstream Env”. To install the drivers: right click on ftdiport.inf & ftdibus.inf and install. MINI-VCI TIS Software Now Compatible with Windows 64 bit XP 7 8 10 (V10.10.018) Posted by OBD Innovations on 10th May 2016 Great news, the Techstream TIS software for the MINI-VCI Interface cable now works with 64 bit Windows operating systems and has been tested on Windows 7, 8.1 and 10.

Mvci driver for toyota windows 10

Topic: Techstream 12.20.024 Windows 10: Confirmed!

Mvci Driver For Windows 10

Just got my cable today (orderedthis one for $16) and did not have a CD/DVD drive in any laptop, so I thought I was screwed. However, I d/l an even newer version of Techstream12.20.024, from this link and followed the directions in the OP in this thread. I did it on Windows 10 and there were a few hiccups.

Toyota Mvci Driver Windows 10

1) There was no Firmwearupdatetool.exe so I had to skip that step.

2) The names of the devices were not the same. I found “Universal Serial Converter” under the “Universal Serial Bus Controllers” heading and “USB Serial Port” under “Ports (COM & LPT)” and made sure it was COM4 (use the advanced button under port setting of the properties to change it. I tried to do the update driver on each and point to the xhorse directory, but both said the current driver was newer.

3) I did do the registry update/merge and once I did that it worked.

4) As to the key, there is a txt file that has the key in it that you have to use to activate it. (Instructions.txt)

I connected my 2012 Camry as it sit the newest Toyota we have and TEchstream worked flawlessly. For reference, the DLC3 cable diagnostic showed only K and L as red, while all the rest, including CAN-L and CAN-H as green. So, no ECU flashing. Still trying to figure out what the K line does.

So, I can confirm that it DOES work in Win 10, you just need to “wiggle it a bit” to make it work. 🙂

Related posts: