Step 7: You can add this text at the end of the entry under if you want but I found it makes no difference. Replace the xxxx with the VID and PID numbers or letters you wrote down earlier. " %USB\VID_xxxx&PID_xxxx.DeviceDesc%=RT-USB,USB\VID_xxxx&PID_xxxx", " %USB\VID_xxxx&PID_xxxx.DeviceDesc%=FTD2XX, USB\VID_xxxx&PID_xxxx", find file RT-USB.inf (setup information) and right click and open with Notepad.
Step5: Unplug the cable, Go to the Ross Tech directory which should be on your C Drive and then the sub directory VCDS-Beta. VID_xxxx & PID_xxxx, please write down the 4 letters or numbers for VID and PID. there will be a line information displayed. Step4: Right click on the device and then select "properties", then select " detail". Step3: Go to Device Manager, find the driver for the cable - it may appear as "Other device", "Ross-Tech Hex or KEY USB" If a pop up comes up asking you to install a driver just close the pop up. Step2: Plug your disabled cable to the USB. Then follow the instructions to repair your cable as follows: Mprog2.8a (you'll need to install this on your PC if you haven’t already and then to make life easier later copy the following file to C:\program files\mprog2.8a\templates)
Found this, dont know if it will work on newer cables? will give it a bash tonight and post results:
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