Tweecer and WinME

well i got a laptop to use with my tweecer R/T. its an old one but meets the requirements to run the tweecer software. all i need is a new battery for it. just running off of AC for now.

i had win98 on it but upgraded to WinME. when i tried connecting the installed tweecer USB into the port, no pop-up came up to ask for the driver.

i tried the tweecer on my desktop PC with XP and it asked for the driver right away and had no problems in caledit.

is there a special way to do it with WinME? am i doing something wrong here?

stupid EECTuning forums are down again for almost a week so theres not much searching i can do

got it to work yesturday. i guesse i had a brain freeze or something when i first tried it.

while i was at work i realized what i needed to do.

heres what i did to make it work.

-power up laptop

-start Caledit

-plug in usb from tweecer to laptop

-***turn key to the on position***

this is what i forgot to do. the stupid "Getting Started" instructions are so vauge sometimes and didnt say to have the key in the ON position. before i installed the tweecer to the EEC, i plugged it into my desktop PC and it worked.

install wizard popped up and everything went smooth from there


no wonder people give up using the tweecer, the instruction with the software sucks.

i already read the EEC, wrote it to all the positions on the switch, and did a little datalogging on the driveway (Crappy weather all week).

once i get a good laptop battery, i'll do some good datalogging

oh i'm far from giving up. it feels great to be able to work on the car without being under the hood or under the car but instead be sitting in the passenger seat on a laptop.


its been like 2 weeks with the EEC Tuning forum down.

i'm just going to do small basic changes for now such as idle, fan temps, EGR, and air delete.