Has anyone using TCII upgraded to windows 10 yet?

[Montecarlodrag]

TCOBDII is not even compatible with Win7, I had several issues and sent emails to TC, the answer was to use a VM running XP.
You may get lucky, but after a few bricked PCMs I decided not to gamble and been using it in a VM, no problems so far.

[Playtoy_18]

Actually i've been using it with windows7 for several years now without many issues,no VM (virtual machine?) required.
I went ahead and messaged my guru to see what he says,just waiting on him to get back to me.
I've downloaded Efilive but haven't tested it or winflash yet,here in a few after I install hptuner i'll check them all out on th bench harness and report back any success or failure.

[Playtoy_18]

I forgto to mention,I think I got the TFF issues worked out.
I recalled this from when we were figuring it out with windows 7, you must uncheck "read only" in properties of the TFF files/folders in the OBD2Tuner folder

[Playtoy_18]

Just checked Efilive,hptuners and winflash. All of them worked and pulled files from my bench harness with a random 0411 just fine.

[dave w]

Just checked Efilive,hptuners and winflash. All of them worked and pulled files from my bench harness with a random 0411 just fine.

I just updated a Win 7 laptop to Win 10 by setting Win 7 to factory defaults, then upgraded to Win 10. So far I've only edited TCII .cal files. I will soon try WinFlash and report back.

dave w

[Playtoy_18]

Unfortunately didn't have the option to do it that way thanks to a "cryptowall" virus.
I had planned to just go back with win7 but guru suggested going ahead and upgrading since I needed the new hard drive anyway and nothing could be saved.

[EDZIP]

Any updates related to using WinFlash via Win 10?

[EDZIP]

FYI: Just did a flawless flash with WinFlash via Win 10

My laptop already had WinFlash on it when I did one of those free Win 10 upgrades..no problem at all during the flash.

[roughneck427]

TCOBDII is not even compatible with Win7, I had several issues and sent emails to TC, the answer was to use a VM running XP.
You may get lucky, but after a few bricked PCMs I decided not to gamble and been using it in a VM, no problems so far.

I agree reed I had to do the same thing. It's kinda of a pain like booting two laptops up but no bricked ECMs