VIDA 2014D/2015A Windows 11
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@T5-T6-Schnappi
Yes, VDash works perfectly through the adapter.I don't really understand how that would work offline. I assumed the car has to be connected in order to access Diagnostics. In any case, I tried entering the VIN manually both with the car connected and with the cable disconnected, and it still doesn't work.
Yes, I'm using INT, which is the correct partner group for my car, at least according to the D5T5 lookup tool.
I just tried your procedure step by step: disabled VIN Decoder, entered the VIN manually, specified the car, clicked OK without using the "Read" button next to the Communication Tool. Unfortunately, Diagnostics tab is still grayed out.
My hardware isn't the greatest (Intel Celeron N2840 @ 2.58 GHz, 8 GB RAM, SSD), but I waited for about 30 minutes, so I doubt it's simply a matter of the diagnostic database taking time to load.
As for the adapter, I believe it's fine. Both HS-CAN and LS-CAN work perfectly in VDash, so the adapter itself and the drivers seem to be communicating with the car correctly.
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@jexyq I would suspect your installation to be somehow borked then. You can use most functions of VIDA without being connected to a car. If diagnostics still don't work that way, it's time for a re-install.
Stop VidaMonitor
Exit VidaMonitor
Uninstall VIDA
Unistall SQL Server
Unistall everything else with SQL in it's name
Unistall Isoview
Reboot the computer
Delete all folders containing VIDA, Volvo, Ford, Isoview in their name
Delete : C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server
Reboot again
Install VIDA from scratchYour Hardware is not the best, but good enough to run VIDA.
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Hi people,
Is this software specifically for Windows 11, or can it be used on older windows versions/VirtualBox?
And if only Win11, does it have full functionality i.e. Diagnostics/Vehicle communication/Advanced... shows the VCT2000 button to initiate process?I have vida 2014D installed on an old Win7 laptop but for some reason it has stopped showing the VCT2000 button/icon to start diagnostic processes. I wanted to do a forced DPF regeneration but as well as the VCT2000 icon not showing it also has nothing to the right of the advanced tap in vehicle communication. I beleive this is something to do with ActiveX controls being blocked.
So after hours of messing about I came to the conclusion that a Vida version for virtualBox should solve all my issues. That is until I saw this version for Win11.
Some helpful advice would be mucho gracias...
TIA
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@Bobeee This version of VIDA is heavily modernized "under the hood" to work on 64bit Windows 10/11 only. And running VIDA in a VM is not recommended at all, even if it works. You can create a Windows To Go USB drive or stick with this tool and run VIDA from that, if you want to run a VIDA only environment.
Everything works exactly the same as all other versions of VIDA2014D. Just the VIN decoder is extended to recognize some P1s and P3s up to modelyear 2019.
The hardware requirements are slightly higher than for the original VIDA2014D as the SQL server is updated from SQL 2008 to SQL 2025. As well as a lot of other things that are replaced with more modern versions.
Of course software updates/reloads don't work like all other offline VIDAs.
The Installer made by ZaanTerror makes it really easy to install if you do a clean install btw.
Replacing an existing VIDA requires a little effort before you can install the new version. -
@T5-T6-Schnappi Hi,
I did a clean install and tried all the steps you suggested. I’m pretty sure the issue was actually on my side - I hadn’t manually filled in the dropdown lists for Transmission, Steering, and Body style.
I can’t be 100% certain if that was the only problem, because I ran out of patience and installed Windows 7, so I can’t confirm if it would have worked on Windows 10 - but I’m about 90% sure it would have.
Bit embarrassing how it turned out… anyway, thanks a lot for all your help.
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I am having a weird issue on my laptop.(w11) I have installed here, Vida from @ZaanTerror and vdash, latest version.
if I start vdash, vida monitor crashes.
if i uninstall net framework 3.5 and then reinstall it, vida works perfectly, until i start Vdash again...any toughts ? anyone had the same issue? help ?
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@sizan This is "normal". The same thing happens with the original VIDA2014D. VIDA will still work as long as VidaMonitor was fully started before it crashes. Just restart your computer after using Vdash to be sure that everything works as expected. The DICE and Mongoose drivers sometimes also get blocked after using Vdash until you reboot.
Nothing a reboot can't fix or to worry about.
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I am 70 and a chromebook droid guy. This has been challenging...I have had trouble identifying my operating system and by mistake, downloaded the 7 windows download thinking it would work. It did not although I paid for it. I now am pretty sure I have 11 home. Isn't there a link where one can just download the program, hook it up to the dongle or dice and use the program vida. V Dash appears to be very difficult for me in USA. It lacks what I would call normal intuitive links so much that I wonder what it actually lets you do, ( I want to get a remote working). So I am back to VIDA but its proving challenging. Can I just click download a program for my p2 2005 xc70, and then work through a menu and index?
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@Mslacool VIDA is much more unintuitive and user unfriendly than Vdash. If you want an easy to use tool, you will need a Bluetooth OBD-adapter like a vLinker MC+ and mobile phone apps like "V-Tool" for modelyear 2005 and newer or "Car Scanner ELM OBD2" for 2004 and older. V-Tool allows you to read codes and access lots of service functions. Car Scanner reads codes and allows to reset the service reminder.
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@T5-T6-Schnappi thank you for clarifying it to me!
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Works perfectly so far with my 2008 Volvo C70!
Use case:
I was able to clear my "Urgent SRS Airbag" Warning I got from taking out the Seats which do have airbags in them, and then turning the ignition ON, the computer was not happy.Computer Setup:
I installed Windows 11 X lite 23H2 on my Dell Latitude E6500 powered by a core 2 duo P9700, 8gb ddr2 800mhz, and a sata SSD. The laptop is speedy enough with this setup and the minimalist windows install and VIDA has no trouble running here hardware or software wise.The OBD Cable:
Using a $40 USB to OBD II I got on amazon I have full access to the car with Vida! Here is the link to the cable I purchased. https://a.co/d/0d95zNGW at the time of writing it is produced by the brand "lydesor" on amazon. Although I believe any USB to OBD II J2534 cable will do the job, just make sure to pick up a USB version and NOT the ethernet version, that is for newer cars!Thank you Zaan for the quick replies and hooking me up with the installer same day!
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@ButterMackrel basically any J2534 compliant adapter will work. The problem with cheap ones like the one you advertised is that they might not work at all, can even damage your CEM the first time you plug them in, or will fail after some time as they don't have the correct internals/are build with low quality parts. The original Atmel chipset which can be found in the Super J2534/Mongoose Pro sold by D5T5 and it's partners costs much more than 40 Dollars. If an Mongoose adapter costs less than that it's 100% low quality. Most of those low price adapters are not even Mongoose clones. Instead they are crap like Vxdiag/Vxnano or Scanmatic SMII inside a mongoose shell.
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can u send me the software download link,please? tristao.igor@gmail.com
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@ZaanTerror thanks for the Link
