The Actia is, as before, recognised by the laptop and indicated as working properly in Device Manager so not a driver problem with Vista Subsequent tests in the C5 and the C4 resulted as before - no dialogue. Trying the system on the C5 everything worked well - but once again for the first time only. However the installation and activation were successful and, this time, everything runs much more rapidly with very quick load up and close down of the software. This runs Windows Vista which I appreciate isn't recommended for Diagbox.
Thinking that the fault might ultimately lie with the laptop, I managed to blag a more modern Acer from a friend and put Diagbox on this.
Manually inputting VIN numbers also results in no dialogue with the cars. Whilst the software still loads and the HP recognises the Actia as operating normally, there has never been any further communication with the C5 and also my wife's C4 that I have tried it on. It identified the car VIN number and ran through the global tests no problem, dialogue with all ecu's being established. Although installation and activation were ultimately ok, the spec of the HP made Diagbox very slow to load and incredibly slow to shut down - about 15 mins.! However the first time I used it with my original Actia 9780.Z5 clone on my C5 it did work. I initially installed Diagbox 7.02 on a fairly ancient HP Pavilion laptop operating on XP Pro SP3.
#Actia Vci Usb Driver update#
So I decided to update to Diagbox from my venerable Lexia software that I have been using successfully for several years.
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