VIDA 2014D/2015A Windows 11

Otisitswe

Thank you very much @ZaanTerror it worked on my windows 11 pc.

repeq

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JohnieBraaf

@ZaanTerror, you are a true hero. Installed this both on a VM as bare metal machine (Windows 10), both installed flawlessly. The application is confirmed working and I was able to reset my DTC code at last. Many many thanks!

repeq

I get a database error when starting the computer, of course Vida doesn't start.

ZaanTerror

@repeq
Did you let my installer handle the SQL installation? If yes verify that SQL Server Service is started and running.

If you installed SQL with the setup from ISSetupPrequisites folder uninstall VIDA and SQL Server and start installation again.

T5 T6 Schnappi

@Vreaper I have the same issue with the zoomed in isoview window, but only under Win 10 on a laptop that had another version of VIDA installed before I switched to ZaanTerrors Version. I can zoom in and out with the mouse wheel and with a pinch-and-zoom gesture on the trackpad. But here comes the weird part, if I boot this laptop from a Windows to go USB drive with Win 11 and clean install of VIDA, this issue doesn't occur. So my conclusion is, there is something left from a previous version of Isoview or VIDA that causes this. Maybe a registry entry or some sort of config file.

repeq

I had to open Port 1433 and SQL Browser (UDP 1434) in the win firewall and release port 80 for Vida and block the automatically starting World Wide Web Publishing Service. Now it seems to work.

sangcXL3

@T5-T6-Schnappi would you mind to share how you remove previous installation file on your win10? I have another laptop with win10 that i installed a failed vida previously, im trying to reinstalled with @ZaanTerror installer, but i could not proceed ad the vida does not recognize to be installed in the setup

repeq

I had the same problem with SQL libraries, it even seemed impossible to get the post to work, but finally, using artificial intelligence, I managed to do it.

T5 T6 Schnappi

@sangcXL3 I first stopped VIDA Monitor and all SQL services, then I uninstalled the old VIDA, everything related to SQL, and Isoview with their uninstallers. Rebooted the computer. And then I manually deleted all folders related to VIDA, Volvo, Isoview and Microsoft SQL. This is quite tricky as lots of those folders are hidden. Look into the subfolders of C:/ProgramData/ (hidden); C:/users/{yourWindowsusername}/AppData/ (hidden) press Windows-key together with R and then simply enter AppData and press Enter to open this folder; C:/Program Files (x86)/Common Files/; C:/Program Files/Common Files/. I also removed several registry keys in HKLM\SOFTWARE\ and HKLM\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node.
After another reboot the new VIDA installed without problems.