[cn555ic]

While the device manager is open. Plug in the dcan cable to the laptop. You have to do it twice. First as soon as it plugged keep an eye on device manager to see where the new device is. Once you see it, pull out device and then re insert back. Once you see it again on device manager, install the drivers for it. Once drivers installed change the settings as per directions

[knight-rider]

Originally Posted by cn555ic

While the device manager is open. Plug in the dcan cable to the laptop. You have to do it twice. First as soon as it plugged keep an eye on device manager to see where the new device is. Once you see it, pull out device and then re insert back. Once you see it again on device manager, install the drivers for it. Once drivers installed change the settings as per directions

Thank you very much!

[X5Blair]

Originally Posted by profanitypete

Works great, I code all the time with a Macbook Air with VMWare running XP.

Having difficulty in VMware getting the ethernet connection to work. I can see that it's connected on the Mac side but not the windows side. I've made the changes to bridge the connection but still having difficulty. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks

[ksspacegray07]

so im running windows7 32bit via parallels on my mac, and when i try and read the cas module in nscexpert i get this error, also i get both black dots in inpa but no choice to pick a chasis

[dsjr2006]

Originally Posted by X5Blair

Having difficulty in VMware getting the ethernet connection to work. I can see that it's connected on the Mac side but not the windows side. I've made the changes to bridge the connection but still having difficulty. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks

Are you using bridged or shared mode?

[poldim]

Is there a better modern day alternative?

Anything similar to http://www.zpost.com/forums/showpost...9&postcount=16 that doesn't require messing with VMs?

@beta