tomcat59alan
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holidaychicken
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Well this feels odd , I’ll try and be sensible and answer your question while I’m dressed. ..
The pc is saying it can’t find the file on your computer that your shortcut is pointing to so are you sure it’s still installed ?
What windows version are you using ?
Do you know how to navigate to the vehicle explorer file location ?
You could try typing vehicle explorer in the search box in the bottom left corner of the screen. You may have to re install the vehicle explorer program from the BBS site.
The message on the unit is saying it is waiting for a message from the pc to say you are using it in conjunction with the laptop but it won’t get it as the program didn’t run. You can also use the faultmate in standalone mode as in not connected to laptop by pressing any button on the unit and then navigating to your vehicle and following the menus through to the ecu you want to test.
If you navigate to program files and then the black box folder if it’s there and see if you can see the .exe file and double click it but from your first pic it isn’t where it should be .
Feck, arse , girls , drink , NUNS !!
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The pc is saying it can’t find the file on your computer that your shortcut is pointing to so are you sure it’s still installed ?
What windows version are you using ?
Do you know how to navigate to the vehicle explorer file location ?
You could try typing vehicle explorer in the search box in the bottom left corner of the screen. You may have to re install the vehicle explorer program from the BBS site.
The message on the unit is saying it is waiting for a message from the pc to say you are using it in conjunction with the laptop but it won’t get it as the program didn’t run. You can also use the faultmate in standalone mode as in not connected to laptop by pressing any button on the unit and then navigating to your vehicle and following the menus through to the ecu you want to test.
If you navigate to program files and then the black box folder if it’s there and see if you can see the .exe file and double click it but from your first pic it isn’t where it should be .
Feck, arse , girls , drink , NUNS !!
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holidaychicken
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Type VE.exe in your windows search box in bottom left of screen and see what comes up in the results window, if you see a ve.exe file, double click it and see if vehicle explorer starts.
The input is either automatically from the pc explorer software when it runs or the input for standalone is you pressing any button on the unit / server blue rectangular box thing with pretty blue writing on it .
The input is either automatically from the pc explorer software when it runs or the input for standalone is you pressing any button on the unit / server blue rectangular box thing with pretty blue writing on it .
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tomcat59alan
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Morning Keith, I registered on the site when I bought it.in stand alone I can only access the diesel ecu. I'll work through @holidaychicken 's first sensible post to me and report back.Thanks both.
tomcat59alan
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Morning Sugar, I'm running Windows 10.I'll try what you surgested, don't I always, These are strange times are they not.X stay safe.
holidaychicken
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I am not up to speed with windows 10 really but if if you can do the equivalent of the following
Also when entering into the search box, just try VE instead of VE.exe as my pc didn't find it with the .exe extension.
if you find another folder with just 'black boxes' as the folder name that may be something completely different and linked to your diversity training from when you enrolled as a volunteer missionary gynecologist.
Click on Computer, program files, black box solutions, vehicle explorer and you should see a page like this with the VE showing as an application. i haven't got it installed on a windows 10 pc so it will most likely be different on yours.
Also when entering into the search box, just try VE instead of VE.exe as my pc didn't find it with the .exe extension.
if you find another folder with just 'black boxes' as the folder name that may be something completely different and linked to your diversity training from when you enrolled as a volunteer missionary gynecologist.
Click on Computer, program files, black box solutions, vehicle explorer and you should see a page like this with the VE showing as an application. i haven't got it installed on a windows 10 pc so it will most likely be different on yours.
tomcat59alan
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Will do mate, ive heard back from the NHS, they said they've plenty of gynecologists, just waiting for the chest clinic to get back to me.I am not up to speed with windows 10 really but if if you can do the equivalent of the following
Also when entering into the search box, just try VE instead of VE.exe as my pc didn't find it with the .exe extension.
if you find another folder with just 'black boxes' as the folder name that may be something completely different and linked to your diversity training from when you enrolled as a volunteer missionary gynecologist.
Click on Computer, program files, black box solutions, vehicle explorer and you should see a page like this with the VE showing as an application. i haven't got it installed on a windows 10 pc so it will most likely be different on yours.
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I am not up to speed with windows 10 really but if if you can do the equivalent of the following
Also when entering into the search box, just try VE instead of VE.exe as my pc didn't find it with the .exe extension.
if you find another folder with just 'black boxes' as the folder name that may be something completely different and linked to your diversity training from when you enrolled as a volunteer missionary gynecologist.
Click on Computer, program files, black box solutions, vehicle explorer and you should see a page like this with the VE showing as an application. i haven't got it installed on a windows 10 pc so it will most likely be different on yours.
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Windows 10 is an effing nightmare.
Tenebreaux
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10 is just 8.1 with a better UI.
8.1 must have been really crap if 10 is supposed to be better.
Tenebreaux
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8.1 was brought out because people hated 8 so much. Basically 10 is 8.1 with the UI from 7.
I still use 7 better by far than anything since. My laptop is 10 but has managed to totally fill the hard disc with crap Microsoft rubbish i never asked for. It's a bloody nightmare. I have a very fast gaming computer i got given me that is 10 but i am still going through it tidying the hardware up. Will have to see how it goes when it's up and running.
tomcat59alan
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Must admit I prefered 7.still don't know what I'm doing, may have to give you a ring Tony, when she gives me a day off.
mozz smith
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big Al , we have all heard about your black files , we were thinking that you were a secret vet , your carer said ( hello Jeanie xx) that you've been wearing those rubber arm gloves again !!! ???? nothing to do wiv the current convid 19 its that you like to be up to your armpits in **** ????? , anyway im not up to speed with faultmate , just listen to the chicken who's holidaying in kent ???? mmm thought we were supposed to be on isolation , either that or he may be on a beach in dover trying to get back to self immigration . somewhere nice ????? nevermind im off to take my tablets !!!! hi wammers thought you had hibernated for the rest of the summer , hope your all well & stay safe cheers mozz ,,, p.s.. s,o,s, please send cake !!!!!xWill do mate, ive heard back from the NHS, they said they've plenty of gynecologists, just waiting for the chest clinic to get back to me.
tomcat59alan
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Don't send him cake, he's on a Diet.
.Stay safe you old bugger God help Megan I say. 
Datatek
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I have only recently got a Win10 tablet/notebook with detachable keyboard. It took me 2 days to successfully switch off all the Microsoft crap, now it is no better or worse than 7. 8 was a disaster, 8.1 was a slightly improved disaster. Interestingly, RAVE runs without the Adobe error messages and no driver was needed for the EAS software but a new USB to serial adaptor was.
JUKE179r
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@tomcat59alan ... try this... right click on the ve.exe file and then select open as Adminstrator.
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holidaychicken
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Windows 95 was better than 3.1 I think and it’s 28 installation floppy disks and 98 was amazing and the 2000 and ME was ****e and then XP saved the day. Can’t remember what turds came after that but windows 7 was great and 8 was for touch screen crap I think and haven’t braved 10 yet as my whole world is on an old pc that keeps nagging me to update but if I get it wrong I may as well just die and burn my RR, bike , family ...
Something like that anyway .
Something like that anyway .
