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VCDS Interface Detection Issue: Elevator 10, Driver Installation, No COM Port Created

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  • #1 17340119
    beniu1212
    Level 12  
    Hello

    I searched a lot of forums, but I did not solve the problem ... I have Elevator 10 and after three days I managed to install the only drivers that could be installed at all (I upload in the attachment). The problem is that the drivers that I installed did not create a COM port, and that's why VCDS can not see the interface ... I do not know what to do anymore, I'm also uploading manager's photos. The cable that I have also send a photo. greetings
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  • #2 17340236
    siewcu
    Level 35  
    After all you can see the interface on the list, what is the problem? Is this the original equipment or some Chinese clone?
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  • #3 17340309
    beniu1212
    Level 12  
    The original, so how can I see why I can not connect?

    Added after 50 [seconds]:

    And when it comes to the com4 communication port it was already before installation.
  • #4 17340313
    siewcu
    Level 35  
    When installing VCDS, I went through the installation stage of the drivers, the interface I had was working immediately, with Windows 10. Uninstall the device together with the driver files, uninstall the VCDS and install the program again. It will install the drivers and the interface will start after connecting it to the computer - only remember that the program is choosing a USB connection, not a COM port. The original moves ...
  • #5 17340352
    beniu1212
    Level 12  
    I have 100% original but I lost the plate :( I've tried it several times, after installing the drivers, and so the manager has an exclamation mark.

    Added after 54 [seconds]:

    Only those Russian drivers installed the cable.
  • #6 17341283
    siewcu
    Level 35  
    You download the program for free from the manufacturer's website. You do not even have to have an interface, it detects the originality of the hardware itself.
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  • #9 17343171
    beniu1212
    Level 12  
    Works without a problem, but on win xp, the program downloaded from the producer. I gave for this wire 7 years ago PLN 600, used from a mechanic, must be the original.
  • #10 17362191
    AliYO
    Level 19  
    he must - he does not have to. The system reports as "Ross-Tech Direct Interface", that is, PID_FA30. In new drivers, this interface is no longer supported. Personally, I have never met HEX-CAN with this PID, all of them had an FA24 which is still supported. Besides looking at the photos, I've been repairing the same Chinese clones. If you want, I will send you a program to read the interface and check this alleged originality.
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  • #11 17535013
    benek07
    Level 2  
    Hello, I can ask for a program to check the interface? Because I also have a problem with a similar one and I see the program before connecting to the car that the status is not connected to the car and when connecting to the car does not detect the interface at all. Maybe the cable released? What is the cost of repair and how does it go?
  • #12 17636321
    krzysiekmlawa
    Level 11  
    Hello, um, not come clone from ali with a clean cd, is it possible to download a clone program?
  • #13 17922293
    fazie43wn
    Level 2  
    I have the same problem. Cable from Ali with a clean CD where to download vcds?
  • #15 20738470
    Centris
    Level 10  

    It worked and the cable came to life. For the VAG182 version of the cable, I found the VCDS version I was interested in (21.3.0), and I also found the loader (detected as a Trojan) from Kolimer in version 9.2. The package with the loader included everything needed. I used the VAGCOM_EEWriteLang application to flash the cable connected to the OBD, and then I installed VCDS and that's it. Of course, you have to run the program with the loader connected and everything works fine. It is known that it will no longer support newer cars.
  • #16 20875111
    tomek-1980
    Level 14  
    Hello, this is a bit of a dusty topic and I decided to dust it off a bit.
    At the beginning of :
    Have a healthy and Merry Christmas.

    Gentlemen, I have a question. I have the same cable as the author of the topic, except that the newer version, 12.12.3, works for me, but with one of my cars, specifically a VW Polo from 2004, it loses connection.
    Sometimes you can connect without any problems with the engine turned off. After starting it, it works for some time and then loses connection.
    Sometimes it loses connection when the engine is turned off. Then, if it loses power with the engine turned off, I have to turn the laptop off and on again to connect.
    In another case, it connected without any problems with the engine running.
    What could be the reason ?

    The second question is whether I can update my cable to version 15..., this is what I see and can I upload the Polish language version? The cable was bought in China.

    What version of VCDS would I need to download to safely install the Polish language version?
    Thank you and best regards.
  • #17 21509935
    hubig
    Level 11  
    Freshly purchased HEX-V2 cable from Ali. The problem was under Win11. In the system device manager, the Ross-Tech device's USB port was showing with an exclamation mark symbol. It didn't help to reinstall the software or add alternative USB drivers (I tried several different ones, newer and older, from different vendors, including those supplied with the cable).
    The solution turned out to be quite simple, although not entirely elegant due to the need to disable one of the system's protections. Namely, the memory integrity protection (core isolation/core isolation) had to be turned off. After this, the interface became visible and VCDS could be used normally.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing issues with the VCDS interface detection for their Elevator 10 device. The user successfully installed drivers but did not have a COM port created, preventing VCDS from recognizing the interface. Responses suggest verifying the originality of the interface, reinstalling VCDS and drivers, and ensuring the program is set to use USB rather than COM port. Some users mention using the original interface and encountering issues with driver compatibility, while others discuss using clones and the need for specific versions of VCDS. Recommendations include downloading the program from the manufacturer's website and checking the interface's originality with diagnostic tools.
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