Autokent - Mvci Multi Driver X64 New ((exclusive))

Autokent MVCI Multi Driver X64 is a specialized driver package designed to make Mini-VCI (J2534) cables compatible with 64-bit Windows operating systems. This "new" version is often used by automotive DIYers and technicians to bridge the gap between older diagnostic hardware and modern laptops. Key Features 64-Bit Compatibility

Error 4: "Firmware mismatch" (Red LED blinking)

Cause: The new driver requires firmware version 1.5.4 or higher. Fix: Use the included FW_Updater_x64.exe in the Autokent package. Place the MVCI in recovery mode (Press and hold the button while plugging in USB), then run the updater. autokent mvci multi driver x64 new

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Will this work for J2534 Logging (e.g., PCMScan)? A: Yes. The multi-driver exposes a standard J2534 COM interface. Select "MVCI J2534" as your API in PCMScan or ScanXL. Autokent MVCI Multi Driver X64 is a specialized

Driver Selection: The utility often allows users to choose between different driver versions (e.g., Firmware 1.4.1 vs 2.0.4) to find the one most stable for their specific hardware. Key Features of the New Version Process hiding – Removes target processes from EPROCESS

3.2 Capabilities

• Process hiding – Removes target processes from EPROCESS linked list.
• File system filtering – Redirects or hides specific directories (e.g., cheat tool folders).
• Registry callbacks – Prevents deletion of its own service key.
• Network communication – Creates a hidden reverse shell or tunnels traffic to C2.
• Disabling security software – Intercepts callbacks from EDR/AV drivers (e.g., nt!ObRegisterCallbacks).

Vehicle Maintenance and Repair: Beyond diagnostics, such tools can be used for maintenance tasks, such as reprogramming vehicle modules or updating software.

This software often triggers "red flags" and may be quarantined or deleted by antivirus programs during extraction. It is recommended to disable your AV temporarily during installation. System Requirements: Ensure you are using Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11 (64-bit) . Some users prefer a Virtual Machine (VM)

: Once installed, the driver appears as a selectable VIM (Vehicle Interface Module) within the Techstream "Setup" menu, typically labeled as MVCI Autokent-X64 Broad Vehicle Support