[Solved] Peugeot diagnostics - PP2000 interface type B + DiagBox 7.02 -> reads VIN, an

Hello!

Since yesterday I was tired of installing DiagBox.
PP-2000 cable type B on Lexia 3 through DiagBox 7.02.

My problem is - the interface works 100%, during the "tick" diagnosis, which means it sends a signal to the on-board computer.
However, it then returns the value "no dialogue" with each separate calculator.

System: Win 10 64-bit

I would like to add that the cable was tested on two Peugeots - 308SW (2008) and 207 (2006) - in both cases the result is identical.

Planet and Lexia are terrible diagnostic dummies. They work properly only on completely clean XP.
W \ w do not work in a 64bit environment.
99% of problems related to them result from the operating system on which the combinations of partitions, some virtual drives, etc. have been set.
Only a clean system partition with XP, necessarily a 32-bit environment and will work properly.

OPservator wrote:

Hello!

Since yesterday I was tired of installing DiagBox.
PP-2000 cable type B on Lexia 3 through DiagBox 7.02.

My problem is - the interface works 100%, during the "tick" diagnosis, which means it sends a signal to the on-board computer.
However, it then returns the value "no dialogue" with each separate calculator.

System: Win 10 64-bit

I would like to add that the cable was tested on two Peugeots - 308SW (2008) and 207 (2006) - in both cases the result is identical.

On Win7 32bit DB 7.52 I only work until 2005. I have XP on my second boot and it works on every year.

Okay, there was something busted in the previous interface, the seller exchanged for a new one.
@ sly_1978 in my case the situation is quite the opposite - on laptop win7 32-bit and win10 64-bit (where win10 has a virtualbox with winxp 32-bit) cars operate from 2006 up (this new calculator).
I went to see my sister for a visit (206 from 2004), he read the VIN immediately. Then a selection menu appeared - Diagtool (not diagbox ...) or PP2000.
After choosing whatever option he redirected to PP2000 anyway - in effect he said something, that the interface is used by another program or something.
I tried to do as a cable vendor wrote - unplug USB, click OK to go back to the selection menu, connect and re-enable PP2000 to the effect.
After X attempts, he throws me some error with WinCAD.

replacement of a faulty interface