I even installed on my laptop running Win7 64-bit following the instructions (and some tweaking) found here I was also able to shorten the dome-light time upon exit/entry, as well as turn off the seatbelt reminder chime (hey, I’m a big boy now - I KNOW I’m supposed to wear my seatbelt!). Instructions were a bit vague, but poking around the internet (especially ) got me on the right track. – Worked for my 2014 Toyota Sequoia, primarily to register a new key and a new alarm remote fob. I am not sure what models it works for buy I know Tacoma and 4runner are supported. I would recommend this tool to anyone who owns a Toyota vehicle. As a note, which is not specified anywhere else that I have seen, you can perform a Zero Point Calibration using this tool, I had some issues with VSC lights coming on, and was able to do the ZPC with this and cleared them out. – Works great, I can change things on my 4runner very easily. Thanks to posters here for help in finding the right process. I had some issues at first since the documentation is not in the root directory on the included software disk, illogically it was put in the folder one of the earlier versions of the software since my disk included five versions I installed the newest and missed a couple of important steps. Research will show workarounds for other Windows versions. Bought an old Windows XP laptop specifically for use with the software, which apparently also runs unmodified on Windows 7 32-bit. – Worked fine on a 2013 Lexus for my primary purpose of registering another key fob. Well built product, arrived quickly, and did what it is designed to do.
If you use a newer version of Windows, it can be done but you will have to go to the internet to find help on this. I set it up on a old Windows XP laptop easily. The directions to set up the driver and software (included) were a bit unorganized but was all there.
I used it to program a Toyota to recognize a newly added factory remote starter assembly. – Works exactly as stated to connect to a Toyota ECU and diagnose/program it.
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