ECUFlash / Evoscan / Mitsulogger Questions
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In terms of the directory, I just dragged the downloaded folder to my desktop (i'm using a download manager, after files are downloaded i just drag them from the DL Manager and drop them to my desktop) Mitsulogger didn't install anything, I just click the main application icon in the mitsulogger folder and it starts right up...
I can access command prompt as a administrator but it asks for a password and the only password I know of is the one i set to log-in to the computer, nothing else...is there a generic password I can try?
I also don't know what to do once I access command prompt as administrator...I'm sure this is prob more stressful for you now MalibuJack then for me, i really appreciate the help!
I can access command prompt as a administrator but it asks for a password and the only password I know of is the one i set to log-in to the computer, nothing else...is there a generic password I can try?
I also don't know what to do once I access command prompt as administrator...I'm sure this is prob more stressful for you now MalibuJack then for me, i really appreciate the help!
What your dealing with is a windows problem at this point. I have sucessfully been able to register the OCX by opening the command prompt with administrator rights, navigating into the directory (folder) where the files were extracted, and typing regsvr32 mtssdk.ocx
I just don't have the time to figure out how to automate the process, as depending on how the laptop is configured, I would get the same error you would get, and have to try something else to ultimately get it registered.
as for the administrator password, that is something set when Vista was installed, I did notice that the account was disabled on at least one of my installs, and it prevented me from using the runas command.
I would look for help for this online, search for "registering OCX files in Vista" and you'll get a ton of hits.
Vista is pretty restrictive, and many people don't run it on older laptops that they use for tuning which is why you aren't seeing alot of questions about it. I only recently noticed that under some circumstances there were problems with mitsulogger in vista, unfortunately its related to registering that third party file.
I cannot go and reply with details like this in the numerous similar posts where you ask this question.
I just don't have the time to figure out how to automate the process, as depending on how the laptop is configured, I would get the same error you would get, and have to try something else to ultimately get it registered.
as for the administrator password, that is something set when Vista was installed, I did notice that the account was disabled on at least one of my installs, and it prevented me from using the runas command.
I would look for help for this online, search for "registering OCX files in Vista" and you'll get a ton of hits.
Vista is pretty restrictive, and many people don't run it on older laptops that they use for tuning which is why you aren't seeing alot of questions about it. I only recently noticed that under some circumstances there were problems with mitsulogger in vista, unfortunately its related to registering that third party file.
I cannot go and reply with details like this in the numerous similar posts where you ask this question.
Question---> I just got everything up and running as in Mitsulogger and EcuFlash. I have a CEL and i was wondering if anyone knew how to check it through mitsulogger or ecuflash or should i just go to the nearest Autozone and get it checked?
Download ScanTech. Works great. It is on the same website as mitsulogger.
Then once you install the program, open it up and go to settings. You have to set up your Tactrix cable. If you don't know what port you are one, this is how you find out.
Control Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager>Com port, and see the COM your cable is connected thru..
Then just put in that com port and it should work. It worked for me on the first try.
Control Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager>Com port, and see the COM your cable is connected thru..
Then just put in that com port and it should work. It worked for me on the first try.
