Hey guys, So I am an automotive tech. At work I have a laptop that I access all of the shops repair resources from and I have a few different scan tools I also use from my laptop. Well the current machine I have been using, a Windows 7 32 bit machine has finally given up on me. I have been looking for a cheap replacement. I found something that will fit on Amazon, however, the only problem is the fact that it has Windows 8.1 64 bit OS.

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XHORSE MVCI is a 3-in-1 Auto Diagnostic Tool for Honda, Toyota and Volvo vehicle, and it work with Volvo Dice Vida software, Honda HDS HIM software. Home Blog How to setup mini vci with Techstream on 64bit computer. How to setup mini vci with Techstream on 64bit computer. The Techstream version 12* and above should be compatible with Windows 10 64 bit system. Unzip the MCVIDriver.msi, move the contents under “C: Program Files (x86) XHorse Electronics MVCI Driver for TOYOTA TIS.

I have heard in the past that the TechStream software will not work on a 64 bit OS or Windows 8.1 because the MVCI drivers will not install. Before I spend the money, has anyone had any luck getting TechStream and the associated cable to work on Windows 8.1 or any other 64 bit OS? I'd really like to go with this machine because I do not like buying used. I found a Windows XP machine on eBay that would work with all my software no doubt, but then I am sure I would have to buy a new battery and hope all the other hardware on a 7 year old machine is still up to the task. At least buying new I will have a warranty. Has anyone had any luck? Here is a thread I found about how to use techstream software on 64bit non XP windows: I have seen that thread.

But it seems that no one other than the OP in that thread actually verified that it does work. I currently have it on my 32 bit Windows 7 system.

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I would just be pissed to spend the money on a windows 8 machine only to have to run a virtual machine to use techstream. Even though I do not use it THAT much at work, on flat rate waiting for a virtual machine to load and the slower use of a virtual machine will not be very effective. Can anyone actually verify that it does work or do I get to be the test pig. It does work. I went through the whole extraction/force install as mentioned on that 4Runner forum. I have it running on two windows 8.1 and my personal windows 7, all three 64-bit. I was able to only do it once on my personal laptop the.

Copy the files on a thumb drive over to the other computers. I'm a Technician at a stealership and am a expert Toyota technician so I also have access to the latest version of techstream.