I'm a little curious why the VT on VM didn't recognize the cable but meh, I can mess with that on a rainy day. Next step try to install VT on the ECU and success. VT recognized the USB cable and VT updated the firmware to version 4.5.1. Moving back to the HP Laptop (which I hate BTW if anyone is every looking at ZBook its a POS) I decided to install the Virtual Com Port Drivers from the following site.Īnd Instructions (which are rather detailed surprisingly)Ĭable detected yellow LED running on COM4 This Linux laptop running the Windows VM is a heavy SOB and I would rather not carry it around in the car. However VT still doesn't recognize the USB Cable. A Windows 10 Pro Version 20H2 running as a VM on a Linux host machine and it works! Yellow LED.
So, did you try it on another computer you ask? I've also tried installing the OBDWiz application which of course doesn't work either. I literally just uninstalled the Cobb AP from the vehicle.Īs others have mentioned, I tried using just the windows drivers (Windows 10 Enterprise Version 21H1 on a HP ZBook) and the LED on the OBDLink cable remain "red" and there seems to be no option in VT to select the Link cable. Use the free OBDwiz software on any Windows laptop, netbook, or PC and you have a. Was having the same issue, here's how I fixed it. Device must be using Android 3.1 or higher and support USB host mode.
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