Is it possible to get a stand-alone installer for the USB drivers? I feel like if I could get those installed I'd be back in business. I tried manually locating drivers under C:\Ross-Tech\ VCDS but Windows can't find any drivers there. As such, it is not acceptable whatsoever to publish any software that is bound by any legal restriction. FYI Windows 11 under Parallels doesn't support Core Isolation Memory Integrity, so that's not it. The contents of this forum are for experimental & educational purposes only. The really weird thing is that when I try to check the "Install USB Drivers for Legacy Interfaces" checkbox in the installer, nothing happens-I can't check it. When I run a port test in VCDS with the Micro-CAN plugged in I get the message "Ross-Tech USB Driver Not Found!" and "Interface: Not Found!" Retracts late model handbrake for pad change.Covers all modules including airbag, ABS, engine, gearbox, central locking etc.Reset all service indicators (including 2010 and later Audi and VW).Can access all control modules which require proprietary VAG. The LED flashes green then orange and then turns off when I plug it in. Includes partial support for VW Crafter vans. The latest version of VCDS installs, but it doesn't seem like the USB drivers are getting installed because when I plug in the Micro-CAN it shows up in the Device Manager but I get a message that no driver is installed. I'm running Windows 11 Home (21H2/22000.613) using Parallels on an M1 MacBook Pro. I'm trying to get my 2013 Micro-CAN working with Windows 11.
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