This is the OBD II scanner I am using with an old Toshiba Laptop One point in time I was using a regular computer with Windows 2000 on it and I had a real pain trying to get the device functional, I am using Scantool.net software and always get a Interface not found error. The scanner is on COM2, I tried changing all sorts of settings in device manager including baud rate and to no avail, always get interface not found. I even changed it to Com 1 and moving the Communcations pot to Com 2, I tried Com 3 and 4, still dont work, Scantool.net gives settings for baud, com port, and metric that corresponds with the device manager sets and when matching them up it still shows the problem. If I were to hit Sensor date on the scantool.net program, it will show as: Port Status (yellow light) Com 2 Ready (device not responding) after a few secs setting there I get a popup about device not responding.

Their is 5 lights on the OBD II, only 1 lights up red. I have got this working before on a similar system running Windows 2000 and their was something I was suppose to do, I dont remember what it is, it seems like its something in the device manager I was fooling around with or something I was suppose to do in the run command, I dont remember. Any suggestions? The Toshiba laptop is also running Windows 2000. Renew Me Heritage Singers.

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