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10-04-2016
using this on windows 10 scanning with uvscan2 . i import my scan import my maf table and when i try to export the new maf table it keeps coming up with error ........an unhanded exception has occurred in your application.if you click continue the application will ignore this error and attepmpt to continue....cast from string '''''''to type double not valid........anybody ever encounter this and know what to do next
10-04-2016
try a different version of uvscan, theres a few of them out there. or use the dhp scanner.
10-04-2016
any links by chance
10-04-2016
drop box might have one, or google searches.
drop box link is a sticky in this section
10-04-2016
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wzgpgl5kx...h-89aKdOa?dl=0 i uploaded the two i have to dropbox. see if these help.
i have both of these loaded on my laptop, for the life of me i cant recall what one works better, one used to freeze up on me and have scan errors, the other dont.
Last edited by Scottydoggs; 10-04-2016 at 10:15 PM.
10-04-2016
I miss the days Eddie posted
10-08-2016
crap neither worked the one said class registry error when opening. the other installed and when i try to import my scan into table modifier it says 5548 bad lines on scan were not imported.any help....maybe windows 10 is the issue
10-08-2016
when it says bad lines you got a bad scan some how. get that crap all the time with eddies tho.
if your using dhp, scan with dhp, export that scan, its as good as uvscan to me, its all i use cause uvscan is full of issues.
10-08-2016
i tried scanning with dhp but when i went to disconnect and save the bar that fills up while saving had one block left then froze ..... i just want to 0 my fuel trims ...why god why
10-08-2016
mine will hardly ever lock up saving, but when it does, the scan is still in logs.
if you ever played with the settings for the scan that might be why. also make sure your running dhp as admen. try that with uvscan too, cant hurt. just right click the icon and run as admen.
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