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Part 1: PC requirement and Windows XP install
All of the Tech 2 software is intended to work with Windows XP Professional, 32-bit. It may be possible to use the software using another OS, but results are hit or miss. Broadly speaking, you will probably have good luck with a 32-bit version of Windows 7 and every step you move away from that OS towards current it’s going to be more difficult.
Similarly, all Tech 2 software is intended to be used over a physical serial (“COM”) port. It may be possible to use the software over a simulated serial port such as a USB to serial adapter, but results are hit or miss. There are a couple specific adapters that are generally considered to work better than others (perhaps someone would care to offer ones they have gotten working, and someone can update this post).
For the purposes of this tutorial, we are going to use Windows XP Pro 32-bit running directly on a PC with a physical serial port.
What I have:
- Dell Vostro 320 – this is a c2010 all-in-one computer that still has native support for Windows XP and has a physical serial port. Mine has an Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 and 3gb of RAM – it’s way more than the Tech 2 software needs but will work great.
- Dell Windows XP SP3 physical CD that I’m using to install XP fresh.
- Chinese clone GM Tech 2, from obdii365.com.
- Three PCMCIA cards from the same place. Two are Saab-English 148 and one is GM-English 33.004
- A 16gb flash drive. (Believe me, you want this)
I need to assume you know how to install Windows XP on a computer.
There are simply way too many variables to explain how to do this. If you don’t know how, there are lots of tutorials out there that can help you.
We are going to pick up right after you’ve done a fresh install of Windows XP on your computer. I would highly recommend you do this – picking up someone’s 10 year old computer and hoping it just works opens you up to world of pain – old anti-virus software, questionable Java installations, corrupted registries, blah blah. XP is old and stupid, you’re best served starting over.
As I write this, I am just finishing up installing Windows XP Pro SP3 on my Dell Vostro 320. When it’s done, the system will reboot and ask me some questions:
- Do I want to change my display settings? Yes I do.
- Do I want to turn on automatic updates? No I don’t, not right now.
- My name? I like User, because it’s non-committal.
It’s then going to log me on. The first thing I am going to do is open Device Manager:
- Click the Start menu
- Right click on My Computer
- Choose Properties
- Choose the Hardware tab
- Click Device Manager
and look at all the devices that have yellow question marks next to them, probably hanging out under Other Devices, indicating there are no device drivers. There are two things you are likely going to want to do:
- Get a video driver installed so you can fully use the various Tech 2 applications and, most likely, WIS and EPC. If you have a Display driver called “Standard VGA” or an Other Device called “Video Controller” you are going to need a driver. For XP-era machines, there are going to be three main sources of video drivers – Intel, AMD/ATI, and Nvidia. You are going to need to know who you need to hit up to get your video driver. I probably can’t help you with that.
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- Make sure your chipset drivers are installed to ensure Windows is managing your chipset properly as otherwise, you could have serial port and USB issues. If you have a bunch of unknown devices called “PCI Device,” you’re probably missing some chipset drivers. As with the video drivers, Intel, AMD/ATI, and Nvidia are the common chipset manufacturers for the aughts. You need to know what chipset you have. I probably can’t help with that.
The rest of the stuff – things like sound devices and network devices, really aren’t important. In fact, to some degree, you really don’t want network devices working – that can potentially hamstring your Tech 2 experience and We The People of the Internet don’t need your dinosaur OS spreading viruses around the tubes. So, you’re in good shape not having network drivers installed.
If you have a Dell computer, getting drivers for your system is easy. Look on the back or bottom of your computer and find the 7-digit Service Tag. Alternatively:
- Click the Start Menu
- Click All Programs
- Click Accessories
- Click Command Prompt
- In the black Command Prompt window that appears, type:
wmic bios get serial number
and press Enter.
- After Windows installs wmic (it happens automatically) it will return the Serial Number of your PC, which also happens to be your Service Tag. (Yes, I am so lazy I’m not even going to turn this machine around)
ON A DIFFERENT COMPUTER:
- Visit www.dell.com
- Click Support -> Support by Product
- Type in the Service Tag you just obtained
- Click Drivers & Downloads
- You will probably need to locate the option “Operating System” and choose “Change OS” to Windows XP
- Stick that 16gb flash drive into the computer and start downloading drivers
- Once the drivers you need are downloaded, take that 16gb flash drive into your DeLorean… I mean old computer, and install them one by one. It’s lots of fun!
Part 2: How to disable Delayed Write for USB drive via Device Manager
I would also go ahead and disable Delayed Write for your USB drive via Device Manager:
- Click the Start menu
- Right-click on My Computer
- choose Properties.
- Click on the Hardware tab.
- Click on the Device Manager button.
- Find your in the list, probably under “Disk Drives.”
- Right-click on the device and choose Properties.
- Click on the Policies tab.
- Uncheck Enable write caching on disk.
- Click on OK.
Why do this? Because delayed writes on removable drives are annoying. While it’s on, you will need to “Safely Eject Hardware” every time you want to remove that USB drive. You’re going to be moving it around a lot, Ejecting every time gets old fast. Microsoft was smart and disabled delayed writes on Vista/7/8/10 by default… which is why you don’t need to Eject drives from those newer OSs. So, seriously, just disable it on your XP machine as well.
Be sure you finish up your installation with a reboot. It’s XP, it never hurts.
At this point, you should have a functional XP machine, c2008, so you have about seven years worth of updates to install. Fortunately, there is an easy way. Take your 16gb flash drive, plug it back into the other computer – the one with an internet connection – and go to
Scroll down a bit to the Windows XP Unofficial SP4 Download Locations and download it from Google Drive. Click the Google Drive link, locate the WindowsXP-USP4-v[whatever the current version is]-x86-ENU.exe file, right click on it, and choose download. It’s about 1gb, it will take a while.
Once it’s done, take that flash drive back to your time machine computer and get to installing. Remember, XP only supports USB 2.0 at best, so installation is going to take a while!
I’m going to do that now.
Part 3: Tech 2 bin file and software download
While Unofficial XP SP4 is installing, let’s go ahead and talk about Tech 2 and Saab specialty software.
You’re going to need it, and the downloads total around 5gb so it will take a while.
Tech 2 software download:
All in one: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AuMFf5LIARiPhoFnPRPppeYFz_RnTw(unknown security)
Tis2000: http://www.obdii365.com/wholesale/tis2000-cd-and-usb-key-for-gm-tech2-gm-car-model.html(tested)
32MB PC Card with all GM software: http://www.obdii365.com/wholesale/32mb-card-for-gm-tech2gmopelsaabisuzuholden-1606.html(tested)
In that onedrive link you’ll find two folders. The first is PDFs, which contains a bunch of stuff you don’t care about. The second is Software, and you care very, very much about the contents of this folder. Click on it. I know you want to.
Inside the Software folder are some more folders, so let’s talk about them:
BIN Files: Contains a bunch of PCMCIA card images. This is the software that makes Tech 2 work. Each BIN file represents one PCMCIA card’s worth of data. Assuming you were smart and ordered a Saab-English 148 card with your Tech 2, you can safely ignore the files in this folder. If you did not, you will want to download the Saab 148.bin file. Hang onto it, we’ll circle back to these BIN files later. (In case anyone is curious, PCMCIA BIN files have nothing to do with bins commonly referred to when tuning cars – don’t get confused) You can almost certainly safely ignore the rest of the contents of this folder.
GlobalTIS: Contains a gigantic ZIP file which includes GlobalTIS and the crack for it. You need this. Start downloading.
TIS2000: Contains a medium sized 7zip file which includes TIS2000 and the crack for it. You need this. Start downloading.
Miscellaneous: Contains two subfolders. Tech 2 Card Writer is a cool little utility that allows you to write the BIN files we discussed earlier to a PCMCIA card installed in your Tech 2. This is great because it means the XP computer you’re building right this second doesn’t need a PCMCIA card slot of its own. ALL WIN. Download the card_writer.exe file from this subfolder. Memory Card Explorer contains a utility that lets you look around on PCMCIA cards. This is probably not useful for most people. You can download it, but you probably won’t use it. Do note that nobody bothered to ZIP up the Memory Card Explorer, so you need to download that entire folder by right clicking it and choosing download. Don’t try to download all those files inidividually. That sounds awful.
User Guides: Man, if people read the manuals we probably wouldn’t need this thread, so don’t start now. Ignore this folder.
WIS: Contains another huge file that is the Saab Workshop Information System installer. This version has been modified so it will run properly on later operating systems. You want this, start downloading.
Depending on your internet connection and Microsoft’s bandwidth generosity, these downloads could take a while. For the big ones – GlobalTIS and WIS – I would highly recommend downloading one at a time for maximum throughput. It really sucks when you have a slow download and something interrupts you…
Download all this stuff to your newer/faster computer – don’t put it straight on the flash drive. We need to do some things to these files before moving them over to Old Faithful.
Part 4: How to install & crack TIS2000 for Tech2 use
If you’re at this point, you should have:
- A old, awful computer running Windows XP SP3, fully patched and up to date using Unofficial SP4, with potentially a bare minimum of device drivers
- Your new, wonderful computer with bunch of downloads from onedrive
First up, let’s get TIS2000 running.
To get that going, you need to download and install 7zip. Visit this site:
and download the appropriate version of 7zip for the OS on your newer, internet connected computer. Once it’s downloaded, go ahead and install 7zip.
Once 7zip is installed, find 7zip File Manager on your Start menu and run it. By default, it will open up your Downloads directory, which is probably where you’ve put THE “TIS 2000 Dongle Crack.7z” file you downloaded earlier. If you did not put it in your Downloads directory, you’ll need to go find it!
Once you’ve located “TIS 2000 Dongle Crack.7z” in the 7zip File Manager, double click on it. It will open and a display a folder called “TIS2000 Dongle Crack!” You get to double click on that, too! In there you will find several folders and files.
Plug in your trusty 16gb flash drive. Make a folder on that flash drive called TIS2000, then navigate into your new TIS2000 folder.
Now, in 7zip File Manager select all six items and drag them into the TIS2000 folder you just made on your flash drive. It may take quite some time to finish EVEN AFTER THE STATUS WINDOW DISAPPEARS, be patient and wait for Windows to finish.
Once it’s done, take the flash drive from new computer to old.
We’re going to install TIS2000.
- Open up the flash drive on the old computer
- Double click on the TIS2000 folder
- Double click on the Saab TIS2000 2.2008 folder
- Double click on the cosids folder
- Double click on SETUP.EXE (there are several files named setup, or similar to setup – you need SETUP.EXE, it has the icon of a car connected to a Tech 2 which, you know, makes sense)
- The installer will ask a few questions. CHOOSE ALL THE DEFAULTS. CHANGE NOTHING.
The installer takes a while. Be patient.
After TIS2000 is installed, you need to install the dongle emulator.
- Open up the flash drive on the old computer
- Double click on the TIS2000 folder
- Double click on the Drivers folder
- Double click on DDINST32.EXE
- Choose Express installation
- When it’s done, choose Exit
Now we need to install the crack.
- Click on the Start Menu
- Choose Run
- In the Run dialog box, type
c:program filescosidsbin
and press OK
- Open up the flash drive on the old computer
- Drag id.dll from the flash drive window to the c:program filescosidsbin window. Windows will ask if you want to replace the existing file. Choose YES.
- Drag SCAControlUI.exe from the flash drive window to the c:program filescosidsbin window. Windows will ask if you want to replace the existing file. Choose YES.
- Close the c:program filescosidsbin window.
- Click on the Start Menu
- Choose Run
- In the Run dialog box type:
c:windowssystem32
and press OK
- Choose Show the contents of this folder
- Open up the flash drive on the old computer
- Double click on the Dongle folder
- Drag each of the files – GOODKEY.SSI and SSIPDDP.SYS – from the Dongle folder to the c:windowssystem32 folder. MAKE SURE YOU DRAG THESE FILES INTO C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32 AND NOT ONE OF THE OTHER SUBFOLDERS IN THERE BY ACCIDENT.
You have successfully installed TIS2000.
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Part 5: How to install GobalTIS and crack it for use
Okay, now let’s get going with GlobalTIS.
There are more hoops to jump through here, so get ready.
The first thing you need to do is locate the GlobalTIS.zip you downloaded previously from onedrive. We can go ahead an unzip it on the newer computer:
- Right click on the GlobalTIS.zip file
- Choose Extract or Extract All (depends on which version of Windows you’re using)
- Change nothing, just click Extract
When it’s done, a new window will open. This is a new folder called GlobalTIS that contains all the files in GlobalTIS.zip.
First, locate Saab Global TIS 2010-1.iso – This is an “ISO image” of the GlobalTIS install DVD. What we do here depends on what operating system your newer computer is.
If you are using Windows Vista you’re insane. But, if you’ve got that or Windows 7 your easy option is to stick a blank DVD in your drive write that ISO out to a physical disk.
If you are using Windows 8 or Windows 10, you can actually view the content of that ISO without burning it out to a physical disk. One you have access to the content, you can copy them to your 16gb flash drive and install from there. I think – I’ve not tried this, but I will give it a go in the near future. Windows 8 and Windows 10 still have the option to burn ISOs to physical media.
Even if you’re using Windows Vista or 7, you can install software to view the contents. Visit this URL:
and install the Virtual CD-ROM Control Panel.
Now, all that said – because I do not have firsthand experience installing GlobalTIS from a flash drive and because there are a lot of variables in making that happen, we’re going to proceed by burning that ISO image to a physical DVD… that will be the same experience across all PCs. So, if you know what you’re doing with mounting ISOs and whatnot, go for it. The rest of the class is going to make a future plastic frisbee.
- Put a blank DVD in your DVD drive (if Windows pops up with an Autoplay window, just “x” out of it)
- Locate Saab Global TIS 2010-1.iso in the GlobalTIS folder we made a minute ago
- Right click on Saab Global TIS 2010-1.iso
- Select Burn Disc Image
- After the Windows Disc Image Burner loads, click Burn
This process will take a little while, so be patient.
While it’s burning, we can do some other things!
Click on your Start Menu and go find 7-zip File Manager from earlier. Click on it. By default, it will open up your Downloads directory, which is probably where you’ve put the “GlobalTIS.zip” file, *and* where we made the GlobalTIS folder just a minute ago. If you did not put it in your Downloads directory, you’ll need to go find it! In 7-Zip File Manager, double click on the GlobalTIS FOLDER (NOT the GlobalTIS.zip file). Double click on SAAB GLOBALTIS KEYGEN.rar. Inside are two files – KeyGen.bat and KeyGen.class.
- Plug your 16gb flash back into the newer computer if it’s not already.
- Open it up, and make a new folder called keygen.
- Drag the two files – KeyGen.bat and KeyGen.class – from the 7-zip File Manager to the keygen folder you just made on the flash drive
- Close 7-zip File Manage
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Finally, copy the Java 6 for global tis.exe file from your GlobalTIS folder to the flash drive.
Now, we have one last prepatory thing to do. Go here:
and get yourself a FREE DOWNLOAD of Foxit PDF Reader. Save it to the flash drive.
You should now have:
- A DVD with the GlobalTIS program
- A flash drive with a folder called keygen that has two files in it
- Java 6 for global tis.exe on your flash drive
- FoxitReader83_enu_Setup_Prom.exe on your flash drive
Take the flash drive from the computer, and return it that old busted XP rig you got on Ebay.
- Open up the flash drive
- Double click on Java 6 for global tis.exe
- Run through the Java installer – it will only take a second.
Note the last screen after Java installs: Java will periodically check for updates. This is one of those reasons you don’t want this computer connected to the internet – you do NOT want Java updating. It’s important.
After Java has installed, let’s run Internet Explorer one time to be sure it works. Click on the Start Menu, click on Internet. You may be prompted to answer some questions – I encourage you to answer those questions and NOT to click “Ask me later.” Just get it over with.
Everything look good? Great.
Now we need to install the PDF viewer software. Open up the flash drive and double click on FoxitReader83_enu_Setup_Prom.exe to start the installation. Don’t change any of the options, just click Next through the entire process. When it’s done, click Finish and Foxit will open. Choose Not Now, exit Foxit.
Place the DVD you just burned into the XP machine’s drive. Autoplay should take over – after a few seconds you will get the InstallAnywhere window and a moving status bar. If you do not, you jumped ahead and turned off Autorun, shame on you. You’re either with me or against me.
Run through the GlobalTIS installer, which primarily consists of clicking OK and Next a few times. Do not change the default install path, don’t change the installation type, don’t change the host, don’t change ports, don’t configure a mail server, don’t add a proxy. OK and Next is all you do UNTIL you get to the Dealer Code. Type in a 6-digit number of your choosing. REMEMBER THE SIX DIGIT NUMBER. I used 599599!
GlobalTIS takes an eternity to install, be patient. Lots and lots of tiny files.
If you’re like me, you probably disappeared a 22oz of Drake’s while you waited for GlobalTIS to install, so things may get a little rough. Stick with it. You can do anything you put your mind to.
At long last you get to click Done, and GlobalTIS is installed.
Now we need to crack GlobalTIS.
First, locate the GlobalTIS icon on your desktop. Double click on it. Internet Explorer will load, and it will probably take a long time before anything happens. Be patient, let it sit there.
IE will eventually respond with a popup advising you information sent over the internet isn’t secure. That’s cool, make sure the “Don’t show this…” box is checked and click Yes.
Look at the top of the screen, and note the warning “Intranet settings are turned off by default….” We need to turn them back on, so click on the banner where it says “Click for options” and choose Enable Intranet Settings. You will get a warning dialog, click Yes.
You will be returned to the GlobalTIS registration page. You need to pay attention here:
- Click Edit Dealership Data
- Fill out EVERYTHING. The data is going nowhere, use whatever information you like, BUT note the Dealership ID. Use the same ID you provided earlier. If you’re me, that’d be 599599.
- Click Save when you’re done.
- You will be notified the dealer data has been stored, click OK.
- Don’t change the user count, don’t change the brand subscription
- Click Email/Fax Registration
- IE will pop up asking for a place to save a file. The default is My Documents. Just leave it, click Save.
- Click Close to dismiss the download dialog
- In the GlobalTIS window, click the Logout button.
- Confirm you wish to log out.
- Close Internet Explorer
Next we need to get some information.
- Click on the Start menu
- Click on My Documents
- Double click on the file called “registration” – this is the file GlobalTIS made just a minute ago
- Foxit will open and display a PDF with a GM Europe Header.
- Scroll to the bottom and find the Request ID and the Software Key
- Click on the Start menu
- Click on All Programs
- Click on Accessories
- Click on Notepad
- In the Foxit window, select the 64-character Software key.
- Right click on your selection and choose Copy
- Click on the Notepad window.
- Click Edit->Paste
- Your 64-character Software Key will appear in Notepad.
- Edit that key so it’s all on one line, and remove all the hyphens.
Now, things are about to get real. PAY ATTENTION.
- Open up your flash drive, and double click on the keygen folder we made all that time ago. Be sure there are still two files in there – KeyGen.bat and KeyGen.class.
- Click on the Start menu
- Click Run
- Type C:Program FilesGlobalTIStomcatwebappstis2webWEB-INFlib
- Click OK
- Drag KeyGen.bat and KeyGen.class from your flash drive into this window
- Close the flash drive window. Leave the other window – C:Program FilesGlobalTIStomcatwebappstis2webWEB-INFlib, titled “lib” – open
- Click on the Start menu
- Click All Programs
- Click Acessories
- Click Command Prompt
- Type
cdProgram FilesGlobalTIStomcatwebappstis2webWEB-INFlib
and press Enter
- Find your Notepad window, the one where we edited that 64-character Software Key
- Select that entire 64-character key – BE SURE YOU SELECT THE ONLY THE KEY, NO SPACES OR RETURNS OR ANYTHING ELSE
- Click Edit->Copy
- Return to your Command Prompt window
- Type:
keygen
DO NOT PRESS ENTER
- Press the space bar ONCE
- In the top left corner of the Command Prompt window, click on the little command prompt icon
- Choose Edit
- Choose Paste
- The 64-character software key should appear on the command line
- WITHOUT PRESS ENTER, just start typing
>> key.txt
- Now, finally, press Enter
- More or less nothing should happen.
- Type
exit
and press Enter
Your command prompt window will close. You can also close Notepad. You do not need to save the file in Notepad. We’re done with that.
Now, let’s get back to that registration.
- Find the C:Program FilesGlobalTIStomcatwebappstis2webWEB-INFlib window, titled “lib” that we left open earlier. Look around in there for a text document called key and double click on it. There should be a short character string (your Subscriber ID), another 64-character string (your License Key), and “From Russia with Love.”
- Find the GlobalTIS icon on your desktop again, and double click on it. It should load much faster this time!
- Scroll to the bottom and locate Section 6, the Subscriber ID and License Key boxes.
- Copy and paste the strings from key.txt into the GlobalTIS registration window.
- Scroll down further in the GlobalTIS registration window and click Register License Key
- READ THE WARNING – it’s going to take some time – then press OK.
- HAHA – fooled you! It’s done instantly. Press the logout button.
Close all the windows. ALL OF THEM.
You are done. GlobalTIS is installed!
That’s all for GM Tech2 software installation.
Hope this helps you out.
Credits to the contributor from http://www.saabcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=665465
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What is TIS 2000 Software?
TIS 2000 is abbreviation of Techline Information System 2000 software application.TIS 2000 is actually a group of serveral programs that perform the following functions:
Service Programming System(SPS)
Tech 2 Updating
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TIS 2000 Software Language Support:
English, Italian, French, Portuguese, German, Spainish, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Chinese
TIS 2000 Software Support Vehicle Models:
GM
GM-English 32.008 1991-2013
GM-German 32.008 1991-2013
GM-Spanish 32.008 1991-2013
GM-Japanese 32.008 1991-2013
GM-French 32.008 1991-2013
GM-Thai 32.008 1991-2013
GM-Portuguese 32.008 1991-2013
GM-Korean 32.008 1991-2013
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SAAB
SAAB-English 148.000
OPEL
OPEL-English V180 1997-2014
OPEL-Italian 133.001 1997-2012
OPEL-German 85.001 1997-2008
OPEL-Spanish 91.001 1997-2009
Holden
HOLDEN-English V149 1999-2013
SUZUKI
SUZUKI-English 01.210.020
ISUZU
ISUZU-English CAN-BUS 107.021 2010- (CAN-BUS support car models after 2010)
ISUZU-English K-Line 11.62 1996-2013 (K-line support car models from 1996 to 2011)
(If you want ISUZU software, please tell us you want CAN-BUS or K-line)
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O.S.: Windows XP; Windows Vista; Windows 7; Windows 8
– CPU: Pentium/Athlon 1 GHz or higher
– RAM: 256 MB of system memory
– Hard Drive: 5 GB of available space
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– German
– French
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TIS2000 Software Installation Guide:
Method 1:
A lot of info I found over at SaabCentral but it is just a giant thread to read through although a lot of the info is on the first page. And a lot doesn’t apply since it’s geared towards Saab (even the 9-7x doesn’t apply, it’s under GM).
So you have a Tech2 but a lot of the things you would like to do is locked out because you don’t have access to the computer software to allow you to do it. Things like updating PCM’s and modules and anything security related are locked out. If you bought one of the Tech2 clones, it probably came with a CD with the Tis2000 software. If you install it and try to use it, it says that it can’t find the USB security dongle or something like that. That’s because only dealers have those or a clone of one wasn’t included.
First of all, this is old software. It was discontinued in 2008 by GM which means that it works only for vehicles up to model year 2007. It will have PCM and module updates included. For example, I was able to update all of the modules and PCM in my 2006 9-7x even though it had only been a year or two since production and issue of this software. It will also allow you to reprogram a module that you are replacing.
The Tech2 communicates with the computer using a serial port on the computer running Windows XP SP3. This can be a problem if you only have newer computers. Best and easiest scenario is to use an older laptop computer that has a serial port running windows XP. In my setup, I used an old IBM T40 laptop, which is fairly decent processor wise, installed a fresh copy of Windows XP SP3 and used a docking station with it that has a serial port. Laptops that have actual serial ports built in are probably so old that they are too slow or have age and reliability issues. Another solution would be to get a USB to serial port adapter and specify the proper COM port number during the install of Tis2000.
Another possible solution would be to use a virtual environment on a host computer. VMWare is free to use and it has been done from what I read but could be a fairly involved process because of the serial port issue, especially when using a USB to serial adapter. The challenge of communicating from the virtual environment through the real computer’s hardware ports can make it difficult but can be done. I’m not going to discuss this type of installation but the basic software installation and use will be the same. If anyone gets a virtual install working, please post it up.
In some detail, this is what I did. Keep in mind that you should have some computer knowledge and know how to install Windows.
1. Installed a fresh copy of Windows XP SP3. I didn’t bother with updating anything else as far as security updates to Windows or install a virus scan because this computer will never be connected to the Internet or used for anything else.
2. Installed ALL the required drivers until there were no more yellow check marks in Device Manager. I failed to do this at first and caused a lot of headaches later, including a BSOD during software installation.
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3. If you’re using a USB to serial adapter, plug it in now and set it up. Go into Device Manager and make note of the COM port used by the adapter.
3. Install the Tis2000 software from the CD included with the Tech2. During the install, it will ask you to specify the COM port. If you have a serial port on the computer, it’s probably COM 1 or use the one from the USB adapter.
4. Before you can use Tis2000 with your Tech2, you have to make it “think” that there is a dongle connected that authorizes it. You can download the crack below. Follow the read me file for instructions on how to use it.
That’s it. More threads will come explaining how to do stuff with it but this will get you going.
And if you need them:
TIS2000 Software(Extracted from my CD)
Tis2000 Dongle Crack
When you click on the links, they will bring you to 4Shared, click on “Free Download”, a little window will pop up asking to log in using either a social media account or sign up for an account. Sign up with an email and password and then create a name. After that, you will be brought back to the download page and the 60 second timer will count down, after which the download will start.
Warning: In Tis2000, whatever you do,DO NOT USE THE “SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD” BUTTON!This will retrograde the card in your Tech2 to an old version from 2008.
Some more install info, especially for VM’s, is also available in this thread from SaabCentral.
Method 2:
- Insert TIS2000 software CDinto the laptop
2) Install the setup driver in the CD
3) Select Activator. Select first one Activator hardware key
4) Load DATA DVD (tis2000+data+0802) to run TIS200 on desktop after compete install the setup. TIS2000 will update the data automatically.
5) Find out and locate SuperPro.dll file in TIS2000 crackfile folder after update data and copy the SuperPro.dll file to “C:Program filescosidsbin”
6) Then run TSI2000 software
7) Connect GM Tech2 device with computer
8) Start ECU programming and follow the windows prompts.
If you order GM Tech2 scanner with Saab software, you’d better choose Saab TIS2000 CD with USB key.
Opel GlobalTIS V32B Installation:
1.Mount the .iso for to install GlobalTIS and during installation click in all windows “Next”!
DO NOT CHANGE anything and leave all AS THEY ARE!
2.When installation finish, 1st DISABLE any Firewall that you have all ready enable!
(EVEN and Windows Firewall!)
3.Run the GlobalTIS and go and FILL Dealer info form (anything you wish…) BUT FULL filling!
4.Save your Dealer details
5.ATTENTION!: Request key by: E-mail/Fax and it will generated one Registration.pdf file
6.Save somewhere this .pdf file
7 .Log-off now from GlobalTIS & CLOSE it
8.POST HERE on this Thread your Software Key or your .pdf file
9. Wait to receive your Subscriber ID & your License-Key
10. When you receive your ID & your Key, run the GlobalTIS fill your details and Click Activate
11. Click “OK”…
12. Install now the apearing & needing Plugins!
Anthony1s’s method to install TIS2000 for any computer
64-bit versions of Windows contain backwards compatibility with 32-bit applications, but not with 16-bit applications. And 32-bit versions of Windows are backwards compatible with 16-bit applications. The problem with installing TIS2000 on newer machines is that, while the TIS2000 program itself is 32-bit, the installer and drivers are 16-bit. Therefore, you are able to install TIS2000 natively on ANY 32-bit Windows system. This will just work, without having to run anything in compatibility mode.
However, if you have a 32-bit copy of Windows 8 installed (I don’t wanna know why you do), running 16-bit applications are disabled by default. You can enable it by going to Control Panel and clicking on 16-bit Application Support then clicking Enable.
For those of you with genuine copies of Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate with a multi-core processor (who doesn’t run Win7 on a multi-core these days); these versions of Windows 7 allow you to use Windows Virtual PC, which lets you virtually run Windows XP Pro without a disc or OS installation. You need to install Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC in order to use it. Before you can download these updates, M$ makes you run a little .exe that checks if your OS install is legitimate. Anyway, after you get that all installed and XP Mode is booted, you can copy the OP’s cracked TIS2000.zip over to the WinXP Desktop and follow the README.txt inside to install it. Here is a link to the thread with the cracked TIS2000
I have tested this on my desktop running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit and the cracked copy of TIS2000 the OP posted installed and ran with no problems. Instructions for Win7 XP Pro virtualization mode here:
Now to the most common problem. If you are running a 64-bit version of Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 Home Premium or lower, or ALL versions of Windows 8 and 8.1, I guess any version of Mac or Linux too, you have a couple of more involved and more risky options…
You can obtain a legal copy of Windows 2000 or XP Pro 32-bit on your own. It includes two programs for making a bootable CD or USB drive. Pop the bootable device you created into your laptop, reboot to the device, then install that operating system onto a seperate partition of your hard drive, or a different hdd altogether. Or you can install Virtualbox (free software), and run the cracked Windows copy via a virtual machine… The method I took to test this was to create a separate partition on my ssd and install it there. When the computer reboots, it will ask you what OS you would like to run. Select Windows XP Pro, then continue installing TIS2000. If you’re gonna be writing to the main drive on your computer, I suggest first creating a bootable USB with Clonezilla on it and creating a drive backup with that
This allows you to make a complete backup image of your hard drive, and allows you to flash it back to that drive at any time. A good thing to have around anyway.
I do not have a Tech 2 device and am unable to test that everything is working with any of these methods. However, I see no reason why these solutions will not work with a RS232 to USB Convertor on any computer you may have without a serial port.
GlobalTIS FAQs:
A1:how to install and use the keygen for globalTIS?
Q1:Just did this – everything you need is in the “global tis keygen.txt” file that comes inside the crack rar. However –
Run the gtis install. It’ll prompt you for a dealer ID. I don’t think it actually matters, but I googled “Saab dealer ID” and used the six digit number I found… maybe 218599? Whatever.
After you install it, run it and it will prompt you to register. Fill out all the dealer information (fake info…) and make sure you select register via fax. It will spit out a PDF – save that on your desktop or whatever then exit gtis.
Copy the keygen files into the gtis webserver folder – normally /program files/globaltis/tomcat/webapps/tis2web/web-inf/lib
Open the PDF file you saved to your desktop and get the software key number – it’s really long with a bunch of hyphens Open a command prompt, go to the gtis webserver folder, and run keygen.bat followed by that long software key number – REMOVE ALL THE HYPHENS. It’s great to type keygen [long number] > regcode.txt so that the output of keygen gets put in regcode.txt so it’s easy to copy and paste.
Fire gtis back up and it will continue the registration process. Open regcode.txt – there will be a short number and a long number. Cut and paste them into appropriate boxes in gtis.
That’s it…