Всем привет, решил написать запись по установки Toyota Techstream на Windows 10 Вот решил я написать более подробно : нам понадобится кабель mini-vci j2534 и скачать файл тут фаил платный, ( я не являюсь тех поддержкой, и вслучае каких-нибудь ошибок я попробую вам помочь но не уверен что получится)так скачали мы файл приступаем мы к установке и запускаем
Далее запускаем
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Выбираем Японию (Japan)
Скопировали вставили и ок
выбираем следующие
После того как вы активируете 4 арии, появиться клавиша далее
после чего появляется файл LicenseKeys
открываем и меняем еще раз ключи на те что в фале
Продолжение в Часть 2(картинок очень много оказалось)
— Установка MVCI драйверов на Windows 64 bita
— Краткий обзор функций Toyota Techstream
— Инструкция по установке Techstream
Установщик MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi предназначен для установки драйверов на Windows x32. Для установки драйверов на Windows x64 производим установку драйверов в ручном режиме:
1. Создаем папку на диске С: папку «Temp»
2. Копируем в папку С:Temp наш файл драйвер MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi
3. С правами Администратора открываем командную строку и запускаем следующую команду:
msiexec /a «C: tempMVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi» /qb TARGETDIR=c: temp mvci (УДАЛИТЕ ПРОБЕЛЫ ПОСЛЕ , ГДЕ ОНИ ЕСТЬ)
эта команда извлечет все содержимое из файла-MSI в папку C:Temp/ mvci
4. Удаляем из папки C:Tempmvci файл MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi он нам больше не нужен, также его можно удалить и из папки C:/ Temp
5. Заходим в C:Program Files (x86) и создаём там папку XHorse Electronics а в ней ещё одну MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS и перемещаем туда все содержимое из папки C:/ Temp/ mvci
6. Подключаем VCI-кабель к USB-порту. Когда начнётся автоматический процесс установки драйверов его нужно отменить.
7. Откройте диспетчер устройств и найдите два неустановленных устройства в списке (с восклицательным знаком в желтом треугольнике). Щелкните правой кнопкой мыши на неустановленное устройство => обновить драйвер => выполнить поиск на этом компьютере => обзор => мой компьютер => укажите путь к C:Program Files (x86)XHorse ElectronicsMVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS» (“включить вложенные папки” флажок установить). Нажмите на кнопку “Далее” и подождите, пока будут установлены драйверы.
Теперь вы должны увидеть два новых устройства: “Контроллеры USB => USB Serial Converter” и “Порты (COM & LPT) => USB Serial Port (COM №)”.
8. Далее заходим по пути «C:/ Program Files (x86)/ XHorse ElectronicsMVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS» и запускаем файл “FirmwareUpdateTool.exe”
В открывшейся программке нажмите Кнопку “Device Info”. Вы должны увидеть “подключённое устройство” и заполненные графы.
Если вы видите это, значит, ваш прибор Toyota VCI работает под 64-битной версией Windows и может использоваться другими программами, такими как Techstream.
Чтоб программа Techstream увидела Ваше VCI устройстыо под Windows x64, Реестр должен быть изменен.
Внести необходимые изменения в реестр можно скачав и запустив файлы реестра из этого архива.
Запустите Techstream. Перейдите на Setup | VIM select откроется меню в нем должно быть “XHorse — MVCI”
Подключите MVCI кабель в USB интерфейс, запустите программу, затем нажмите кнопку “Connect to Vehicle” в Techstream. Если все работает, то вам будет предложено подтвердить автомобиль/года/модель, и если подключить к авто и завести его, то вы получите доступ к диагностическому интерфейсу.
Запуск и настройка программы:
— при запуске программы у вас появляется окно в котором вам нужно будет выбрать «Area selection» дословный перевод как «выбор области» в нашем случае, для какого рынка машина произведена :
К примеру Европа. Далее выбор языка, Английский, далее забиваем все пустые строки любыми символами.
— запустилось окно программы, теперь нам нужно проверить, изменились ли настройки реестра;
— в самом верху есть кнопки выбираем как на картинке Setup VIM-select :
— если вы все правильно сделали и файлы reg вам подошли, то в верхней строчке окна должно быть прописано или должна быть возможность выбора пункта под названием «XHorse — MVCI»:
5) Первое подключение к авто:
— воткните кабель по назначению!)) в порт находящийся слева от руля в низу (маленькая крышка (заглушка))
— подключите кабель в USB порт вашего ноутбука
— проверните ключ в предстартовое положение (когда вся приборка засверкает)
Теперь можем нажать «Connect to Vehicle» — что означает подключить к машине.
Нажимаем на верхнюю левую синенькую кнопку
Если все правильно настроено, то появится картинка с лексусом.
Далее появится окно с выбором опций вашей машины.
Выберите опции машины
Далее вам откроется список доступных систем для диагностики и настройки. Если у вас довольно современная машина, то список будет внушительным.
Список систем
Например можно зайти в «Engine» (т.е. Двигатель) и сразу же лицезреть список ошибок («чеков») двигателя.
С левой стороны вы можете выбрать различные функции программы по этой системе. Один из интересный элементов — «Active test».
тесты
Так же есть пункт Utilities.
Утилиты
Внутри которого есть более интересный пункт «Customize», пункт в котором как раз настраиваются различные моменты поведения машины.
Меню Customize
Есть очень важный элемент «Data List». В системе двигателя вы сможете как раз наблюдать за различными показателями двигателя. Выделив некоторые элементы данных вы сможете построить любые графики на ваш вкус.
Любые графики
Есть один секрет нормальных графиков. В табличке дата лист выделите только нужные вам элементы для отображения. И только в маленькой табличке выбирайте эти элементы для построения графиков. Иначе Mini VCI не даст вам строить ровные графики, если вы при этом будете отслеживать все ненужные вам данные.
Many people have trouble loading Mini VCI Toyota Techstream software and driver on Windows 10 64bit system. Obdii365.com here shares some approaches to set it up on Win10 64bit.
If one fails, try another.
Method 1:
The guide below comes from a very helpful Australian forum.
It works.
This guide implies:
1) You know what you’re doing around computers and have the basic necessary skills to create directories, copy files, and import registry keys.
2) You download the file linked below (or have a Mini-VCI CD with the contents roughly matching the included files)
Win64 MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS
3) Your Techstream version doesn’t matter as far as I can tell, I’m using V12 (search v12 download on our blog).
4) Windows 10, 64bit (other 64 bit versions, 7, 8, etc should all work too)
5) Tested on Mini-VCI cable J2534 with firmware 1.4.1 (should also work on newer cables too)
Grab the file above, it contains the necessary Mini-VCI 64 bit files. Make sure you copy and paste the entire link and doesn’t parse the URL correctly.
For your own safety, feel free to verify the file is safe from viruses using https://www.virustotal.com/ or any other of the various online virus testing tools.
When you extract the file it will contain the following contents.
All right, let’s get to it.
1) Create some new folders under your C:\Program Files (x86) folder and copy some files there.
C:\Program Files (x86)\XHorse Electronics
then
C:\Program Files (x86)\XHorse Electronics\MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS
2) Copy the files FirmwareUpdateTool and MVCI32.dll from the linked ZIP file to the “MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS” folder.
It should look like this
I’ve found that every time I’ve installed the VCI drivers from the MSI file, it never created those folders, and put those two files in there. That’s one of the key steps to getting this working.
If those files aren’t in those folders, then Techstream won’t work with 64bit Windows and the Mini VCI cable. In fact, if you’ve done everything else on your 64bit system, check this first, and if those files aren’t in that folder try doing this step and test Techstream, it may just work.
Now, my version of Windows (Win 10 Creators Update – 1709) detected and loaded the drivers for the Mini VCI cable automatically. I’ve found that these drivers don’t always work, so I manually installed the drivers supplied in the ZIP linked above. To install them and enable them on your devices you do the following:
1) Under the ftdibus folder, right click the ftdibus.inf file and click install, and accept any warnings that appear.
2) Under the ftdiport folder, right click the ftdiport.inf file and click install, again accept any warnings that appear.
Get those out of the way before moving onto the next section.
1) Plug in your Mini-VCI cable and wait for windows to recognize it and load the drivers.
2) Open the device manager (Win Key+X then select Device Manager) and open the node “Ports (COM & LPT)” and double click the “USB Serial Port (COM?)” device, and then go to the “Driver” tab.
3) Refer to this image
– if the driver version is 2.6.0.0 then you don’t need to change anything, otherwise go to the next step.
4) If the driver version isn’t 2.6.0.0 then click on the “Update Driver” button.
5) Next click “Browse my computer for driver software”
6) Next click “Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer”
7) It should list two drivers,
– the one Windows likes (2.12.28.0) and the one installed manually in step 2 which is 2.6.0.0. Select the driver version 2.6.0.0 and click “Next” wait for the drivers to install then close that window. It should now display the driver version as 2.6.0.0 as installed.
Now, it’s time to do the same with the USB Serial Converter device. So keep that MiniVCI cable plugged in.
1) With the device manager open, expand the “Universal Serial Bus controllers” node.
2) Double click the “USB Serial Converter” device and go to the “Driver” tab.
3) Following the same process in the previous section, check for and change if necessary the driver to version 2.6.0.0. It’s the same process, just replace the device name appropriately.
4) Once both the Port and Converter are on 2.6.0.0 you can now go back to the FirmwareUpdateTool.exe file that you copied and open it, once open click the “Device Info” button and it should say it’s connected, and return the firmware version of the cable.
That’s the Mini VCI cable taken care of.
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Now, you need to import the mvci-x64.reg file included in the ZIP. Without this imported, Techstream won’t know how to load the necessary files for the MiniVCI cable, namely the MVCI32.dll done in the first section. So simply double click it, and import it when prompted. It’s that easy.
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It’s implied you already have Techstream installed and licensed, this guide won’t cover that step (there’s tons of guides out there that cover it if you need it). You may also need the IT3 ini files in the zip for your Techstream. They go in the ENV folder inside the Techstream install folder.
Now, you should be safe to open Techstream and verify operation. So with the MiniVCI cable still plugged in, open Techstream.
1) Go to “Setup” then “VIM Select”. It should open with the Interface setup of “XHorse – MVCI”
2) Refer to this image at the bottom, with the arrow
Techstream should show “VIM – Xhorse – MVCI J2534 DLL v1.4.7” (dll version may differ if you used your own files) the key is, if you get this far and it’s not just saying “VIM – Xhorse – MVCI” (which happens when you open Techstream without the MiniVCI cable plugged in) then you should be right to connect to the car. So turn on the ignition and connect.
3) If it has all gone well, then you should be presented with a progress window and if you get this far then Techstream is talking to the MiniVCI cable on your 64bit Windows.
That’s it all done, have fun.
Method 2:
Get the correct driver from FTDI website. The document is to get Windows 10 64-bit computer to recognize the Mini VCI J2534 with 1.4.1 firmware (FT232RQ chip). This is not a comprehensive guide but rather should be used as a supplement to the plethora of driver + Techstream instructions available online. Hopefully, this will help others by reducing the number of hours it takes to get this damn thing to work.
The Mini VCI J2534 (aka MVCI) device is a OBDII to USB “dongle” used to connect laptops to Toyota/Lexus vehicles, often for the purpose of using Techstream. This device utilizes a USB to serial signal converter produced by FTDI (ftdichip.com). The chip is essentially a translator so that the computer can communicate with the vehicle, and vice versa. The MVCI I bought had the 1.4.1 firmware (not the 2.0.4) which has the FTDI chip part# FT232RQ.
1) I first started with a freshly reformatted burner laptop with 64bit Windows 10. Never connected to the internet, disabled auto update of drivers using three methods (1. Device installation settings – > “No, let me choose”, 2. gpedit.msc, and 3.regedit), and uninstalled the preinstalled/bloat anti virus.
2) Connected the MVCI to the laptop and saw an unknown device in the Device Manager. Note that only one unknown device was listed, NOT TWO! Many guides state that there should be two: one unknown/warning within the “Universal Serial Bus controllers” and one in the “Ports (COM & LPT)”. I was beginning to think that my dongle was somehow damaged since I only saw one.
3) The two commonly suggested methods for installing the driver for the FTDI chip is to either extract the driver files into C:\Program Files (x86)\XHorse Electronics\MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS or to use the AutoKent program, followed by the registry edit program. I did both extract and AutoKent, and ran the registry edit (mvci-x64.reg).
4) Updated the driver of the unknown device by Device Manager -> Right click -> Update Driver -> Browse my computer for drivers -> Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer -> Have Disk -> Browse -> [now navigate to XHorse or Autokent folder]. Neither worked as it now showed a yellow exclamation mark.
5) Download/transfer onto the laptop the 2.12.36.4 driver from (ftdichip.com/drivers/d2xx-drivers/) which is the most recent driver for 64 bit Windows. As soon as I dropped the driver onto the burner laptop, the Device Manager picked it up and auto updated, even though it shouldn’t have. The USB Serial Converter no longer has the yellow exclamation mark and the properties of the Converter shows a Driver Version of 2.12.36.4. The red LED of the dongle is now permanently on! Constant red led = computer understands how to use the dongle.
6) Install techstream.
Probably the two important steps were to 1) disable auto update of drivers and/or disconnect from internet and 2) download the latest FT232RQ driver. I was able to get this same cable to work on a 32bit Win7 machine months ago, but the cable would spontaneously work then not. I wonder if it was because the driver was automatically being replaced.
Anyways, all of that work so I can program a new key. The analog on-off (x5), open-close (x6) method to add immobilizers only works if there are 3 or less keys registered.
Method 3:
I recently purchased a Mini-VCI J2534 cable from obdii365 for future car improvements.
Although the site was listed version 18. I do not need this program, just for information.
I encountered such a problem that in the disk “MVCI Driver for TOYOTA.msi” the driver was only for 32-bit Windows OS, and I have Windows 10, x64 bit installed on my laptop.
I searched for a driver on the Internet for a long time and came across one, where he left a link to the desired driver and thanks to him for that!
Download “Mini-VCI-Setup.exe” and run, the installation is standard. After installation, this cord appeared in the MMCodingWriter settings and connected to the car without any problems.
Keep updating…
This instruction show you guide on how to install Toyota Techstream 18.00.008 on Windows 10.
Preparations:
2023 Toyota Techstream 18.00.008/17.00.020/16.20.020/ Free Download
Procedures:
Double click “Techstream_Setup_V18.00.008.exe” to start installation
Then select language you want,and click “Next”
The InstallShield Wizard will install Techstream Software on your computer
Click “Next”
Select “I agree the terms of the license agreement”
And click “Next”
Input any word you want
Then click “Next”
Now click “Install” to begin the installation
Now wait installation processing finish
The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed Techstream softare
Click Finish to exit the wizard
Now extract file “Techstream.rar”
Then copy “Techstream loader.exe” to C:Program Files (x86)Toyota DiagnosticsTechstreambin
And right click to send it as shortcut to desktop
Now run “Techstream loader” on desktop
It work now!
Notice:Please add it to your PC anti-virus software exception list.
Techstream definitely works with the Microsoft Windows 10 (x64) operating system. Here are easy directions for newbies to install/setup Techstream on Windows 10 64 bit for VXDIAG VCX NANO Toyota.
Questions and answers… here you go.
Q: I am trying to download a version of Techstream to my Windows 10, 64 bit computer, so I may use my new VCX Nano to diagnose my car issue- won’t start after 6 weeks sitting dormant.
A: Techstream has been compatible with 64 bit OSes for a while, so I don’t think that is your problem.
However, the driver for VxDaig Nano (which is what I think you meant) is not a 64 bit driver, so you will need to go back the sellers of VxDaig and seek their support to load it on a 64-bit system.
The other option, find a cheap laptop on eBay or CL with Win 7 and follow the VxDaig Nano instructions and it will load right up.
Q: What version of Techstream is compatible with the 2nd gen? Will v12 work?
A: I had 12.xx.024 for a bit but it was minus several menus needed for better diagnostics:(.
The guy I share the Prolong setup with used the version 12 software on his 2007, so it’ll work on a Gen2 ;).
Reloaded 10.30.029 and it works well(y).
Q: Can you post the instructions or a good link for installation on win 10?
A: This link describes the installation process, possibly with link to the software.
http://blog.obdexpress.co.uk/2017/01/24/install-mini-vci-with-techstream-v10-on-64bit-computer/
I think the first requirement is that your mini VCI cable hardware is capable of 32 and 64 bit, I think some of the earlier cables may be 32-bit (XP) only. If capable of 64-bit, then they give you a small CD with some special files “XHorse” and it takes a little bravery to mess with your Registry etc.
Btw, Many people will not be able to follow the instructions to install the necessary cominents. No judgement here, it is just reality.
Which is why I up telling people to stick with using an XP laptop instead.
That would be great if you have an XP laptop (or desktop) available…it is definitely a much easier install. But going forward I presume that’ll be harder to find. I thought the Win10 instructions were a little confusing but I worked thru it.
Q: How to install Techstream v10 on Windows 64 bit?
A: Quick note on techstream 10.x with windows 7 or greater x64 with the 1.4.1 (and possibly the 2.0.1) Mini VCI cable. I was having absolute fits trying to get the driver recognized. Turns out the cable was being recognized as a Broadcom Bluetooth 3.0 Chip. If you select that device, Select Update driver, Select Let me Pick From a list of device drivers on my computer (letting windows scan a specific location doesnt work), then click have disk and browse to the location of your MCVI drivers (Should be C:\Program Files (x86)\XHorse Electronics\MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS\) and go to the ftdibus directory and select the ftdibus.inf file. This will get the correct drivers in place for the bus. The COM drivers will install automatically after you get the bus driver in place.
Hopefully the search engines pick this up and it is helpful for someone else.
Q: Tips needed for Windows 10.
A: anyone wanting to try this, use a laptop of computer (or virtual machine) that you have zero personal information on and you do not banking or commerce with.
#1 top attack vector (phishing, malware, spyware…etc) is from these kinds of unauthorized downloads.
Techstream is a paid-for item from Toyota. any pirated copies, wow rolling the dice there….
go ahead and use it but on a laptop that is disposable and you do zero personal or private work with
source: this is what I do for a living (everything and anything in the CISSP)
Q: Does anyone have answers and easy directions for computer dummies?
A: TIS Techstream V10 Setup Instruction ( !!! for 64 bit system !!! ) :
- copy “Program Files (x86) “folder to drive C:\ , tick “replace all current items “
- plug the Mini VCI cable into USB
- 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 locate to “C:\Program Files (x86)\XHorse Electronics\MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS”(enable the “include subfolders”flag). Click “Next”and wait until drivers are installed.
You should now see two new devices: “Universal Serial Bus Controllers\USB Serial Converte”and “Ports (COM & LPT)\USB Serial Port (COMx)”.
- Run the FirmwareUpdateTool.exe from the “C:\Program Files (x86)\XHorse Electronics\MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS”. Click “Device Info”, You should see the “Device connected”screen.
- Now install Techstream software using “Techstream_Setup_V10.10.018.exe” on our software CD
- Software Registration: copy the two *.ini files in “Registration”folder to “C:\Program Files (x86)\Toyota Diagnostics\Techstream\Env\
* Attention: It’s C:\Program Files (x86) not C:\Program Files\ , BIG DIFFERENCE !!!
- Registry Hack: Run the mvci-64bit.reg file to modify the registry for Techstream to recognize MINI-VCI under Windows x64
- Run Techstream software. Go to Setup | VIM Select menu and select the “XHorse – MVCI”
- Connect Mini VCI cable to your car’s OBDII interface, turn ignition on, then click “Connect to Vehicle”in Techstream. Wait. Then wait again. If everything works, you will be prompted to confirm car year/model after which you’ll get to the diagnostic interface.
* Important Note:
- DO NOT change the “User Type”when you will run your TIS Techstream for 1st time! LEAVE IT with the Default option! “Official”Dealer/Repairer with other words…
- in [ VIM Select ] option, please select the [ Xhorse – MVCI ], not [ TIS Techstream VIM ]
- If you get the following reminder while using the program:
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Register Techstream Software (S314-03)
Network connection is unavailable. A network connection is required to use Techstream software.
You can only connect 29 more times without a network connection before software registration is required.
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You can reset that as following steps:
Go to C:\Program Files\Toyota Diagnostics\Techstream\Env and find “IT3usercustom.ini”file and look for “Connectioncount=1″or what ever number of times you tried and just delete “connectioncount=1”. Click save and you should be reseted back to 30
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