@bochenn Does your car have LPG/CNG? If not, ignore this warning, it's a generic warning as some cars similar to yours are equipped with aftermarket LPG/CNG units, that can and will interfere with the operation of Vdash. Click on "This VIN has NOT LPG unit mounted, do not show this warning anymore." and forget that you saw this message.
If you have LPG/CNG pull the associated fuse and select "The car has LPG unit mounted and is turned OFF (do not show this warning later today)."
If you are sure that you will never connect any car with LPG/CNG to your account select the last option.

@bochenn what exactly is your problem? The Vdash login is a two-step-process. First you enter your email adress, on the next screen, that you posted, you enter your password. If the field to enter the password is missing, make sure that all updates for Windows and. Net 4.8 are installed. Have you already tried to simply reboot Windows? If you have any 3rd party antivirus/security software installed, set it to permanently disabled, reboot the computer and try again.
Don't use Vdash in a VM or on Windows 7.

@bochenn A Mongoose / Super J2534 is the best option for most P80, P1, P2, P3 plattform cars and will also work on SPA cars. A so called full chip DICE clone would be slightly slower but also okay.
Does your current adapter look like the one on your photos? If yes, which name does it report in the Windows device manager in the vehicle pass thru device section when it's connected?
If you intend to buy any adapter from Aliexpress or equal chinese shops you must be prepared to receive low quality parts that look like the original but don't work as expected. A good Mongoose clone with the original Atmel chipset or a good 1:1 DICE clone will never cost 2 digit amounts of money. At least not in Euros.

@bochenn after looking over your configuration I'm almost 100% sure that your car doesn't have a FSM and therefor no AHB. You don't have collision warning, traffic sign indication, lane keeping or adaptive cruise control which is a clear sign of "no FSM".
Do you see your headlights leveling themself when you turn them on? Maybe park in front of a wall and take a closer look. You should see the light going up and down right after you turn them on. If not, the leveling is not working which means new (used) headlights. The same goes for the bending light function. Turn the steering wheel and see if the light follows. You can also activate these functions in VIDA (Diagnostic/Vehicle communication/CEM/Activations) to test it. Also check fuse nr. 16
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