[obdlandia]

Hello,

I've just take Ford VCM Rotunda.

i wish to know if there is a way to install Ford VCM v. 86 and Jaguar JLR V.139 on the same computer...after a lot of test it doesn't want to work with both software on the same computer.

Does someone have a solution for this problem?

Searching on web it seems to be impossibile...but i don't know...

Best regards!!

[kujto]

For me working on XP

[obdlandia]

For me working on XP

I'm using Windows 7...have you installed both on C drive? or IDS in C and SDD in D ? Any suggestion? Becouse if i try...Device Manager says device not connected (but it isn't true!!)

Do you have some guide?

[kujto]

Both on C XP i got it with discription on cd on by on

[obdlandia]

Which version of both?

[Diagnostix]

You need to use Terrabyte BootIt Bare Metal. It is the answer to all your needs for a diagnostic computer. No problem to have 30 or so copies of various windows flavours each set up for a particular job. just choose from boot menu at start. Worried about the effect or an unknown upgrade? Just copy the whole partition in a few minutes and work on that. If it goes tits up delete it, copy again and try again. So I can have Honda, JLR, Ford, Mazda in several versions of each on one laptop. It does a hundred times more than this so take a look for it. You will wonder how you did without it!

[obdlandia]

Is that like VMWare?

[mattydr67]

No
You will have multi boot with nativ installation
Good luck

[obdlandia]

Why not Virtual Machines? What do you think about? Can it be a good solution?

I don't want to use multiboot tool for only one reason....in the same pc i have some others tools (f.e. databases, eletric schemas etc...) so, in multiboot solution I have to install those databases to all os.

Kindly regards.

[mattydr67]

Use VMware then
Its your choise
Good luck

P.S.- In Boot-It system is possible to share for example a partition ( extended one ) in all created systems
But if your databases, electric diagram software can be installed in extended partion not the boot "C" boot partition the its easy to shared the "D" ( lets name it so ) into all created systems and you have acces to this from all systems