[Benzonado]

I once bought a HDD with Xentry DOS 09.2014 and it switched automatically from Xentry>DAS>HHT which I need for my obsession with W124's and W210's. With the help of many folks on this site I have Xentry running on Windows 10 Pro but I need to get access to HHT again.

Lacking much in the way of tech skills, I plan to put a Windows 7 32 bit system on a partition and run an older version of Xentry that will auto-switch to DAS and HHT when I work on the older cars. The other partition will be Windows 10 x64 and I can keep up-to-date Xentry there.

If this plan can work, please tell me which version of Xentry will run on a Windows 7 32 bit system and will give me automatic switching to HHT when I need it. If it won't work, please tell me before I waste too much time. Thanks much in advance.

[Mcloud]

look here:  https://cartechnology.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=31441

[Benzonado]

look here:  https://cartechnology.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=31441

Thank you. I have this XDOS version running fine on Win7 Pro x64 but it doesn't even have the HHT files and sends an error message when I try to connect to older vehicles or control units that need HHT for diagnosis . My understanding is that HHT doesn't run in 64 so those who need it will set it up to run in a 32 bit virtual machine. I hope to run Xentry/DAS/HHT in Win7 Pro x86 so I don't need to set up a separate virtual system. 

Just looking for the latest version of XDOS that includes the necessary HHT files. This one doesn't have them.

[W123]

None of the XDOS/OpenShell versions include HHT. The last release to include HHT was not XDOS/OpenShell, but was Star Diagnosis 12/2015 which would only install on Windows XP Professional.

You can get the HHT files and install them on any x86 OS and XDOS can open HHT if the HHT files come with an installer that places the correct files in place to link HHT to XDOS.