Tech-Stream cable/OBD-ll protocols

Hi Team,

Okay, I think a got some of what's needed: Here's what happened in my effort to install/set-up the program...

I was able to use my old MINI-VCI j2534 OBD-ll cable and disc to load the firmware onto my WIN-10 64 laptop... total surprise (also, the drivers didn't install properly (according to a notification). But I still am encountering another problem... Here it's asking me for a LICENCE KEY (below)



This is the problem that I need to know what to do about; it's asking for a password below but I don't have one...



But I think there's a work-around because I'm having less trouble with this win-10 install/set-up than I was using my old win-7 w/virtual XP Mode app.

My Software vers. is "mvci-x64.reg" and "Techstream_Update _V8.10.
021.exe"

...is there a "Jail-break" procedure to resolve my faults with this set-up?

rig, thanks, and cheers!

The login page that you're at, is to access Toyota's servers. You need a subscription or have Toyota credentials to use it.
 
That's kind of what I was asking about in another thread. Will Techstream work without a subscription to TIS?

Yes, it will work fine. You can do diagnostics, change parameters, read live data, etc. You just won't be able to flash updates unless you get a subscription so you can download the calibration data. So you can do everything, for the most part, but without programming modules.
 
Yes, it will work fine. You can do diagnostics, change parameters, read live data, etc. You just won't be able to flash updates unless you get a subscription so you can download the calibration data. So you can do everything, for the most part, but without programming modules.

UPDATE: I had a bad install of Techstream. Uninstalled, restarted, installed fresh, restarted, and finally got all the features working.
Door lock/unlock chirps now OFF.
Seat Belt warnings OFF!!! HURRAY!
Can't turn off warning for key in ignition when door open, alas.
Oddly, can't seem to turn off rear window power-downs, only power-UPs.
 
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