I just ignore the version mismatch errors. Back then, everything needed to run inside a Windows XP virtual machine.īimmer geeks has a pretty stable version and it's worked well for me. I went through this back in 2012 and there is no easy fix. The only why around this would be locating the latest versions, probably only available in German and living with the related scripts in German. Mostly these error are just warnings and there is little risk. As some versions were released in English and later version only in German. select Engine option -> MSD80 concerning option. And pressed F9 on the keyboard to select vehicle model E90. Test process: connect the INPA cable with my E90 N54 via OBD port. These are a collection of a few programs and hundreds of associated compiled scripts. inpa bmw e90: Purpose: Code BMW E90 (2008) Injector. I don't think you will find any version 100 % bug free. Those get installed using the BMW Easy tools, right? Bimmergeeks has some available on their website. I believe that the SGBD error can be resolved by updating the SPDaten files. Which one is more up to date, or less buggy with E90 2009, or are they the same thing?įor Mike's BMW tools, last time I tried installing I got a 'Versions do not match' 'SGBD version: 6.00 (in INPA) SGBD version: 21.000' error.īimmergeeks had the same error but Bimmergeeks also had some sub-menus in German. I'm wondering if Mike's Easy BMW tools, or Bimmergeeks is the way to go. I'm just installing this on a clean install of Windows.

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