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Old 03-25-2013, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr.X5_3.0si View Post
quick question...
just popped in the CD that came with the cable to see what was on it.
it has an awesome pdf write up for INPA - EDIBAS FULL-English Edition.

should i install that or go with thepiratebay BMW Standard Tools 2.12 install

don't want to install both incase of C:\ folder file conflictions

what do yall think?
looks like the exact same cable I got. You should install from the included CD first. I tried just installing thepiratebay BMW Standard Tools 2.12 first and it didn't work. it seems like it was just an update. The full version is on the CD afterwards, update it with thepiratebay BMW Standard Tools 2.12.

Also, when you get to 4) Run step 2\INSTALL\instprog.exe

Make sure you copy the entire 02_Step_2 folder to the C: drive, it will not run directly from the CD... It will give you errors. I only found out after some searching on Google.

Do the same for 03_Step_3 folder.

I just did all this last week, so it's still fresh in my memory.
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