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(DO NOT connect cable to your computer yet. Only do this when you're instructed below.)

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Start by downloading the VAG-COM Driver Pack 1.

Here's how to install on different Windows versions...

Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10:

Uncompress the file. Double-click on 'Install.exe' to install the drivers. When complete — plug in cable into any USB port on your computer and wait for automatic installation to complete.

If install is successful, move onto Step 2.

If installation fails, see below: Troubleshooting: If Drivers Failed To Install

Windows XP:

1. Uncompress the file. Double-click on 'Install.exe' to install the drivers.
2. Plug cable into any computer's USB port.
3. 'Found New Hardware Wizard' will start and it will ask you 'Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for the software?'. Select 'Yes'.
4. Select 'Install the software automatically'.
5. After the installation is complete, click 'Finish'.
6. 'Found New Hardware Wizard' will start once again because there are two drivers for this cable.
7. Go through the same steps as explained above to install this second driver.

If install is successful, move onto Step 2.

If installation fails, see below: Troubleshooting: If Drivers Failed To Install

Troubleshooting: If Drivers Failed To Install:

Installation failed? Download here VAG-COM Driver Pack 2.

Unextract the file into any folder. Then while your cable is connected to the computer — go Device Manager.

• Windows Vista/7/8/10: Control Panel » System » Device Manager
• Windows XP: Control Panel » System » 'Hardware' tab » Device Manager

You'll see a device similar to 'USB Serial Port' under either 'Other devices' or 'Ports (COM & LPT)'.

Right-click and choose 'Update Driver Software'. Like this:

Then select the location where you unextracted Driver Pack 2. Let it install.

Go to Control Panel.

• Windows Vista/7/8/10: Control Panel » System » Device Manager
• Windows XP: Control Panel » System » 'Hardware' tab » Device Manager

Expand 'Other devices' or 'Ports (COM & LPT)'. Whichever contains 'USB Serial Port'.

Next to 'USB Serial Port' — you'll see a number.

If the COM port number is between 1-4, then everything is fine. Move onto Step 3.

If the COM port number is above 4, then we'll have to change it so it's between 1-4. Here's how...

Cable should be plugged into computer.

1. Start VCDS-Lite software.
2. Click 'Options' button.
3. You will see 'Select COM Port' box. Select the 'COM Port' number as explained in Step 2.
4. Click the ‘Test’ button.
5. If everything is good, it should display 'Interface Status: Found!'.
6. You can now connect other end of cable to car. Turn on ignition. And you're ready to start diagnosing!

If test is not successful — check the following:

1. Other software or devices using USB ports or that same COM Port could be conflicting. You should uninstall the suspected software or device for troubleshooting this problem.
2. It should be noted that VAG-COM 409.1 KKL cable does not work on vehicles running on CAN-BUS System.
3. Cable must be plugged into the vehicle with ignition ON.
4. Test the cable with each COM Port from 1 to 4 in Windows Device Manager.
5. Make sure that the driver is installed and configured as explained in Step 1.

• Only Audi, Volkswagen, Skoda and Seat vehicles are supported. Other brands will only work for generic OBD-II functions.
• If VAG-COM 409.1 KKL cable doesn't connect — or if you get the error message 'Can't Synch Baud Rate' — then go to Options and set Start Baud to 9600. If 9600 doesn't work, try 4800 and 1200. Turn the vehicle's ignition OFF and back ON after each failed attempt to connect.
• If you have installed VCDS software before or from another source, uninstall all versions of VCDS software right now, and delete directory 'C:Ross-Tech'. Then install latest version of VCDS-Lite software by clicking here.

For further information and instructions for troubleshooting, visit the following links:

How to Install & Register VCDS-Lite software That Came With Your VAG-COM 409.1 KKL Cable

USB Driver Installation Instructions for VCDS and Windows XP

Notes: VCDS should install the drivers automatically. These instructions are only to be used in case the automatic driver installation is not successful. These instructions are for Windows XP. Installation under Windows 98/ME/2000 is similar, but not necessarily identical.

1. Make sure you have already downloaded and installed VCDS on your PC before following these instructions.
   If you haven't yet downloaded VCDS, then click HERE to open our download page in a new window.

2. Allow the software you just downloaded to install itself on your PC.
   If you choose to install it someplace other than the default location,
   make a note of folder you're installing it to.

3. Plug your Ross-Tech USB Interface to your PC's USB port (It is not necessary to connect the interface to a car yet). A message like this should appear on your PC's Taskbar:
   
   NOTE: If the new Hardware Found Wizard popup does not appear when you plug in your interface, go into Device Manager and look for the interface. In Windows XP, you can typically find the Device Manager by RIGHT-CLICKING on My Computer then selecting Manage. Your Ross-Tech USB Interface should be under Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controllers or under Other Devices. If it's there, Right-Click it and then select Update Driver. Then you can start at Step 4 in the instructions below.

4. The New Hardware Found Wizard should appear:
   

5. On the screen above, select 'Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)'
   then click the [Next >] button.

6. The following dialog should appear:
   

7. On the screen above:
   Select 'Search for the best driver in these locations'
   Check 'Include this location in the search:'
   Use the [Browse] button to find the VCDS folder
   (Usually C:ross-techVCDS
   unless you chose a different folder when you installed the software)
   Click [OK]
   

8. The following dialog should appear:
   

9. Click the [Next >] button.

10. If you get a Windows message stating 'This hardware will not be installed. Contact your system administrator' then you need to do the following
    A) Login to Windows with Administrator rights.
    B) Go into Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System -> Hardware -> Driver Signing
    C) Select Warn and choose 'Prompt me each time to choose an action.'
    D) Next, repeat the driver installation starting in Step 3.
    

11. The following dialog should appear:
    
    This dialog warns you that we haven't paid Microsoft a pound of flesh to certify the driver.
    You're going to have to click the [Continue Anyway] button..:-) Note: If your Windows Security Settings policy is 'undefined' you may need to set it to 'warn' to be able to continue.

12. The following dialog should appear:
    

13. Click the [Finish] button to complete the installation.

14. Start VCDS.
    Click the [Options] button.
    In the 'Select COM Port' box, select USB.
    Click the [Test] button.
    The results should look like this (it may have additional information in the Port Test dialog).
    

15. Click [OK] and click [Save]

16. Go test it on a car. :-)

Note: If you run into problems with this procedure (make sure to try the suggestions in step 3), feel free to Contact us while you are in front of your PC, connected to your vehicle.

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