Once the driver is installed, you must link it to your Techstream diagnostics software. Launch your software. Click on the Setup menu at the top of the screen. Select VIM Select from the drop-down menu. Open the Interface Setup drop-down list. Select XHorse - MVCI or the AutoKent J2534 option. Click OK to save the changes. Troubleshooting Common Errors Error: "Unable to Connect to VIM"
Right-click the primary setup executable (usually named MVCI Multi Driver Click_Counter.exe or similar). Select . Choose your preferred language when prompted.
Click . The utility will copy the patched FTD2XX.dll and mvci32.dll files to your system folders and inject the required 64-bit registry keys. Click Finish once the process completes. Step 4: Hardware Connection and Device Manager Check
Once AutoKent has bridging the 64-bit gap, you must tell your diagnostic software to look at the newly configured virtual interface.
Installing the Autokent MVCI Multi Driver for x64 systems is essential for technicians using Toyota Techstream, Honda HDS, or Volvo VIDA with J2534 passthru interfaces. This specific driver package, developed by Autokent, bypasses common "Unable to connect to VIM" errors found in older 32-bit drivers when running on modern 64-bit Windows environments.
The installer will present configuration options for different diagnostic programs. Check the boxes corresponding to the software you intend to use: Honda HDS JLR SDD
Open Windows File Explorer and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86) . Create a new folder named XHorse .
[FUNCTIONLIB] FunctionLibrary=MvciJ2534.dll
The software cannot find the driver registry key, or the cable lacks power.
Complete Installation Guide for AutoKent MVCI Multi Driver x64
: Techstream cannot find the cable on the assigned COM port.
Download the archive from a trusted automotive forum or source. Extract the contents to a folder on your Desktop .
At step two the machine protested — "Windows blocked this driver" — an old protectiveness reasserting itself. He toggled the advanced boot option, rebooted into the mode that allowed unsigned drivers, and returned to the task. Each reboot felt like a tiny pact with the unknown.
The Autokent MVCI (Multiple Vehicle Communication Interface) is a bridge. It translates the cryptic, slow whispers of a car’s CAN bus (Controller Area Network) into the rapid, logical language of a PC. It is a gray, unassuming dongle that, in another era, might have cost thousands of dollars and been locked to a dealership. Today, it is a tool of liberation. But liberation requires a sacrifice: you must install its driver on a 64-bit version of Windows.
Sudden OS updates can reset registry keys. Keep a backup of the .reg file handy.
Click or Install to let the utility copy the dynamic link libraries (.dll files) and write the required 64-bit registry paths. Step 4: Hardware Initialization
X64 Install __link__ - Autokent Mvci Multi Driver
Once the driver is installed, you must link it to your Techstream diagnostics software. Launch your software. Click on the Setup menu at the top of the screen. Select VIM Select from the drop-down menu. Open the Interface Setup drop-down list. Select XHorse - MVCI or the AutoKent J2534 option. Click OK to save the changes. Troubleshooting Common Errors Error: "Unable to Connect to VIM"
Right-click the primary setup executable (usually named MVCI Multi Driver Click_Counter.exe or similar). Select . Choose your preferred language when prompted.
Click . The utility will copy the patched FTD2XX.dll and mvci32.dll files to your system folders and inject the required 64-bit registry keys. Click Finish once the process completes. Step 4: Hardware Connection and Device Manager Check
Once AutoKent has bridging the 64-bit gap, you must tell your diagnostic software to look at the newly configured virtual interface.
Installing the Autokent MVCI Multi Driver for x64 systems is essential for technicians using Toyota Techstream, Honda HDS, or Volvo VIDA with J2534 passthru interfaces. This specific driver package, developed by Autokent, bypasses common "Unable to connect to VIM" errors found in older 32-bit drivers when running on modern 64-bit Windows environments.
The installer will present configuration options for different diagnostic programs. Check the boxes corresponding to the software you intend to use: Honda HDS JLR SDD
Open Windows File Explorer and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86) . Create a new folder named XHorse .
[FUNCTIONLIB] FunctionLibrary=MvciJ2534.dll
The software cannot find the driver registry key, or the cable lacks power.
Complete Installation Guide for AutoKent MVCI Multi Driver x64
: Techstream cannot find the cable on the assigned COM port.
Download the archive from a trusted automotive forum or source. Extract the contents to a folder on your Desktop .
At step two the machine protested — "Windows blocked this driver" — an old protectiveness reasserting itself. He toggled the advanced boot option, rebooted into the mode that allowed unsigned drivers, and returned to the task. Each reboot felt like a tiny pact with the unknown.
The Autokent MVCI (Multiple Vehicle Communication Interface) is a bridge. It translates the cryptic, slow whispers of a car’s CAN bus (Controller Area Network) into the rapid, logical language of a PC. It is a gray, unassuming dongle that, in another era, might have cost thousands of dollars and been locked to a dealership. Today, it is a tool of liberation. But liberation requires a sacrifice: you must install its driver on a 64-bit version of Windows.
Sudden OS updates can reset registry keys. Keep a backup of the .reg file handy.
Click or Install to let the utility copy the dynamic link libraries (.dll files) and write the required 64-bit registry paths. Step 4: Hardware Initialization
