Problem:
I had a problem with Mercedes N62 parking system. Need to do coding. But vxdiag vcx se Benz vci and xentry is not able to code the parking sensors.
No more updates can be installed on the diagnostic system.
Any idea?
Solution:
This function need online access with original account.
Our xentry is offline version and cannot do online scn coding.
Xentry 2023.09 software was tested working fine with VXDIAG Benz C6 and VCX SE Benz DoIP diagnostic scanners.
New software will be avaible in HDD or SSD formart.
Software List:
Xentry 09/2023
XENTRY V33.6.2.4_V2
WIS/EPC 3.22.11.0, 06/2021
StarFinder 2016-2022
SDmedia 2014
DTS
Monaco 8.13.029
To use 09/2023 xentry software with VXDIAG Benz device, make sure
Update C6 driver in VX Manager.
Do following:
Update firmware- Update VCI and DoIP
Go to Diagnostic tab, Update Benz C6 driver
After update C6 driver, run Xentry recovery tool on the desktop to sync Xentry VCI.
Update firmware/VCI-> Update C6 driver-> Sync VCI.
Problem:
I got the vxdiag vcx benz and xentry hard drive. I can't close the xentry, when I want to terminate the xentry it doesn't do anything. Any solution?
Solution:
1. Press Xentry Diagnostic close icon on desktop marked red image below to close Xentry
2. You can also run close icon on task bar to close xentry.
Problem:
I recently got my vxdiag vcx se Benz xentry updated to v2023.06 (through new hard drive). After activating xentry and trying to sync VCI, i cannot see 2023 VCI versions. Tried delete and reinstall vx manager, still the same. Any solution?
Go to Diagnostic tab, Update Benz C6 driver
After update C6 driver, run Xentry recovery tool on the desktop to sync Xentry VCI.
Update firmware/VCI-> Update C6 driver-> Sync VCI.
Problem:
I got the vxdiag vcx se benz and xentry HDD. When I tried to run WIS/EPC software in VMware, it did not load.
Error while powering on: unable to open file. Any solution?
Solution:
You have to enable virtualization in BIOS in order to run VMware.
How to Enable Virtualization?
To enable Virtualization in Windows 10/11, ensure that the device supports virtualization by checking the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) or UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) firmware settings as follows:
Through Command Prompt
1. Go to Windows Settings
2. Click on Update and Security
3. Click on Restart Now from the Recovery Tab to enter Windows Recovery Environment
4. Click Troubleshoot > Advanced > UEFI Firmware Settings.
5. To continue, click Restart
6. BIOS Settings will be displayed. Select Virtualization and enable it