I have spent countless hours looking for a non-vmware solution for 64bit compatibility on windows 8 and windows 10. I have found it, it's an all in one executable that installed Inpa 5.0.6, BMW Coding Tool, Ediabas, NCSExpert and other tools, with SP-Daten integrated.
You can download (last version, includes NCSExpert and WinKFP) software here: (this set is fully tested by me).Unpack and run Programminstallation/setup.exe1. Choose language: 2. Select “I accept agreement” and click “Next”: 3.
Next step:10. Next step:11. Next step:12. Next step (select STD:OBD even if you have DCAN cable):13. Next step (select COM port that your cable plugged in):14. Next step:15. Next step (click “skip” 3 times):16.
Next step:17. Next step (restart your computer):And now, engineer NOTICE: instruction completeSave.
Windows 10 Install Usb
Sadly at no point during the install is that a selectable option? The issue seems to be that in following the guide after installing INPA you are asked to:i) right click 'my computer' = 'property' = 'advanced' = 'environment value(N)'ii) choose 'system value(S)', find 'path' and then add ';C:ediabasbin' and then saveHowever, it seems that Vista does not have the same menus or options as the older XP under 'my computer' 'property.'
Inpa Bmw Windows 10 Download
Tabs and so on, and in the IT world it has moved on a bit in terms of OS. There is no 'environmental variables' tab in Vista, or 'path option' to chose and save to.Hence I am stuck!Does anyone ever manage to run INPA on Vista, or do you all have old rat-laptops you hold onto just for this purpose and reading codes on BMWs?