Tacoma - OVTUNE - VFTUNER - Update Info and Original Development

He's.... back .......... (again )

 

Noooooooooooooooooooo

 

I’m serious. I flashed the supposed fix file that was the same day update to 2.0 Mat made. Is there a newer version I missed?

 

https://www.ovtuned.com/pages/2-0-public

none of those work for you?

 

Are these newer updates done in the last week?

 

no but hes finishing up the next update. he posted a screenshot yesterday

 

If you're on the second "2.0 final". That's the most current one. Startup issue still exists

 

Thanks sir!

 

No. Those are older 2.0 beta files. You mentioned no other tunes available to flash since your conversion from dongle to p5f. Those are some options with no start up issues.

 

Hi members. I need help with the software. I can't seem to start P5Flash Utility. Everything I click on it, it does nothing and at the bottom of the screen it just states that it's "Ready". How do I get P5Flash Utility to start so I can install another tune. Any help is much appreciated.

 

Click on install ovtune cable drivers and make sure you hit yes instead of no.

No is selected by default. I made the same mistake

 

I've found the instructions quoted below to be very helpful in getting Flash Manager to run properly:

 

Thanks for the help. I installed the cable drivers successfully and still no luck.

 

I will give this a try later tonight. Hopefully this will fix the issue.

 

Did you update after installing the drivers?

 

I did not. I will try that. Thanks.

 

I had the same issue, still do. What I had to do to get it to run is turn off my norton antivirus. It is full of virus alerts and won't let you run it.

 

I’m running McAfee and I turn off real time protection when I run Toyota Flash Manager. Seems that none of these computers like the word “Virus” in the name of the software.

 

Try
Click config > install all software then wait 10 sec
Then see if p5f utility is available

 

It’s more about the signature of the code itself; there’s some copyright protection in there and it ‘smells’ like a virus to the big anti virus softwares since they can’t tell what it actually is/does. It’s been beat to death on this forum with the same outcome: make an exception in your AV software and move forward.