jdvm95Z28
07-17-2003, 01:10 AM
I'm loading a program from PCM4less on my 95 Z and I'm getting an error when I run flshread.......it says ERROR.....no response from PCM.............HUH........I'm no genius so any help would be appreciated......
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HELP......PCM not respondingjdvm95Z28 07-17-2003, 01:10 AM I'm loading a program from PCM4less on my 95 Z and I'm getting an error when I run flshread.......it says ERROR.....no response from PCM.............HUH........I'm no genius so any help would be appreciated...... madwolf 07-17-2003, 01:54 AM Did you already program it and this happened after programming or you did this before programming? jdvm95Z28 07-17-2003, 10:46 AM It happened as soon as I tried to run flashread..........When I ran flash read to store the PCM original settings it said ERROR: NO REPSONSE FROM PCM.... jdvm95Z28 07-17-2003, 01:25 PM OK I think I've found the problem.............I'm using windows ME and opening the MSDOS "shell window".......I have been told that you can't do it this way.....but I don't know how to do it any other way.....I think you have to go to a web site and download another "True MS-DOS" version......does this sound right? LWillmann 07-17-2003, 02:08 PM Try doing a command prompt only boot... When you turn on the computer, hold the F8 key down before the Windows logo shows up. You should get a menu. On the menu select Command Prompt Only and press enter. This should get you to a command prompt, now navigate to and run your flashread program. Try creating a boot disk in Windows. Click on start Click on settings click on control panel double-click on add/remove programs In the add/remove programs window, you should see a tab that reads Windows Setup. Click that. Click on create startup disk Follow instructions. When you're done, make a note of the folder that the flash programming stuff for the car is in. Close all windows and shut down the computer. Put your boot disk in drive a: and boot up the computer to a command prompt. Now you're in true DOS. do a "CD c:\whaterfolderyouwrotedown" to get to where you saved the program for the PCM. run your software. If you can't make a boot disk, borrow one from a buddy. | ||