Download opel tis 2009

Laptops that have actual serial ports built in are probably so old that they are too slow or have age and reliability issues. Another possible solution would be to use a virtual environment on a host computer.

VMWare is free to use and it has been done from what I read but could be a fairly involved process because of the serial port issue, especially when using a USB to serial adapter. If anyone gets a virtual install working, please post it up. In some detail, this is what I did. Keep in mind that you should have some computer knowledge and know how to install Windows. I failed to do this at first and caused a lot of headaches later, including a BSOD during software installation.

Install the Tis software from the CD included with the Tech2. During the install, it will ask you to specify the COM port. You can download the crack below. Follow the read me file for instructions on how to use it. More threads will come explaining how to do stuff with it but this will get you going. Sign up with an email and password and then create a name. After that, you will be brought back to the download page and the 60 second timer will count down, after which the download will start.

This will retrograde the card in your Tech2 to an old version from Mount the. Save your Dealer details 5. Save somewhere this. And bit versions of Windows are backwards compatible with bit applications. The problem with installing TIS on newer machines is that, while the TIS program itself is bit, the installer and drivers are bit.

This will just work, without having to run anything in compatibility mode. You can enable it by going to Control Panel and clicking on bit Application Support then clicking Enable. Here is a link to the thread with the cracked TIS I have tested this on my desktop running Windows 7 Ultimate bit and the cracked copy of TIS the OP posted installed and ran with no problems. Instructions for Win7 XP Pro virtualization mode here:. Now to the most common problem. You can obtain a legal copy of Windows or XP Pro bit on your own.

Pop the bootable device you created into your laptop, reboot to the device, then install that operating system onto a seperate partition of your hard drive, or a different hdd altogether. Or you can install Virtualbox free software , and run the cracked Windows copy via a virtual machine… The method I took to test this was to create a separate partition on my ssd and install it there.

When the computer reboots, it will ask you what OS you would like to run. This allows you to make a complete backup image of your hard drive, and allows you to flash it back to that drive at any time. A good thing to have around anyway. I do not have a Tech 2 device and am unable to test that everything is working with any of these methods.

You can enable it by going to Control Panel and clicking on bit Application Support then clicking Enable. I have tested this on my desktop running Windows 7 Ultimate bit and the cracked copy of TIS the OP posted installed and ran with no problems. And bit versions of Windows are backwards compatible with bit applications.

The problem with installing TIS on newer machines is that, while the TIS program itself is bit, the installer and drivers are bit. This will just work, without having to run anything in compatibility mode. You can obtain a copy of Windows or XP Pro bit. Pop the bootable device you created into your laptop, reboot to the device, then install that operating system onto a seperate partition of your hard drive, or a different hdd altogether.

Or you can install Virtualbox free software , and run the cracked Windows copy via a virtual machine The method I took to test this was to create a separate partition on my ssd and install it there. When the computer reboots, it will ask you what OS you would like to run. This allows you to make a complete backup image of your hard drive, and allows you to flash it back to that drive at any time.