So it's likely the issue is just that Windows 7 doesn't support new enough versions of the specs to interact with the USB controller, until you get it up and running and can install drivers. The referenced MSI Smart tool is a tool to make a USB installation drive for Windows 7.
There's no mention of Windows 10 there, and it also doesn't say Windows 7 can't be booted from USB - just that optical drives and pen drives are not supported during installation. You can use MSI Smart Tool to install Windows 7 Note: Due to chipset limitation, during the Windows® 7 installation process, USB optical drives and USB pen drives are not supported. If it says COM1, you’re good to go.I think you may have made an incorrect assumption there. In Device Manager, expand Ports (COM & LPT) and find USB Serial Port. Next double click System (If you don’t see System, make sure the View By on the top right of Control Panel says Large Icons If you plug in your cable now, Windows should recognize it and start installing it.Īfter it is done, we have one thing left to do – we need to ensure the cable is using the right port number on your computer.įirst, open Control Panel (Start > Control Panel)
During the installation the drivers for your cable were installed. The only thing left to do is get your USB/COM cable working. Please wait while the InstallShield Wizard installs Mike’s Easy BMW Tools.Īnd the just wait for installation completed Here take Window 7 as a example,the installation guide on other is same as.Īfter the zip file downloading completing,decompressed it and run the “setup.exe” And if you need download BMW Tool software separately:īMW E-sys 3.30.01 3.29.0 3.28.1 Coding Software DownloadīMW Coding/Flashing/Progrmming PDF+Video Guide
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