FYI under XP the T4 menu installs as a shell in the registry here HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon Shell=T4menu.exe replacing that with Shell=Explorer.exe gives you back your normal XP machine and a T4 shortcut on the desktop Under windows 95/98 there is a startup.bat at the root of c: which calls the T4Menu.exe as the shell which is useful to temporarily rem out if you need to maintain the PC occasionally.] I do have a genuine T4 on the Dell machine supplied. Under Windows 98 even if not running as a shell initially once the T4 menu is launched it is not easy to use anything else. Is it as simple as getting the software, installing onto a laptop and then getting a cable to go from the Laptop to the diagnostic plug? Hp Ewa Keygen Download Crack there. So I've the Rover diagnostic port under the dash ready and waiting. I have also built up a second Windows XP laptop using a Compaq EVO N400c and will be making that one dual boot so I can run Landrover RDS 6 or MGR RDS 5.06 I also use XP as you are able to ctrl-alt-del back to task manager so can use other apps, do screen dump capture car reports etc.

The T4 I have uses a Dell dimension Laptop running Windows 98 which must be preinstalled first as the current RDS CD has just the T4 backend app. I get a similar message to the one of the OP it is good for older mgr cars though. When using the T1 it regularly falls over with time-outs and comms errors whilst connected to a car it also has limitations in what you can do with the 75 and ZT and it will not talk to my V8 at all. The T1 runs under Windows 95 and the entire software bundle comes on the RDS CD i.e it includes Windows 95 as well that is because the T1 is a dedicated PC so no need for messing about with drivers etc, the install is a straightforward Xcopy of files to a bootable hard disk. Back in 2006 () Keith Alexander wrote: [I have the T1 I repaired for Lates and my own T4.

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