Bmw Scanner: 140 Drivers

Right-click the BMW Scanner execution shortcut, go to Properties > Compatibility , check "Run this program in compatibility mode for," and select Windows XP (Service Pack 3) . Also, check "Run this program as an administrator." Core Capabilities After Successful Setup

Turn the vehicle's ignition key to (Dashboard lights on, engine off). Launch the BMW Scanner software.

Before plugging in your device, download the required files and organize them on your desktop. bmw scanner 140 drivers

This software and interface are from the Windows XP/7 era. The most stable experience is on Windows 7 . It works on Windows 10 and 11 , but it requires disabling "Driver Signature Enforcement," which lowers your system security slightly during the install.

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Select the .inf file, click , and proceed past any Windows security warnings by clicking "Install this driver software anyway."

Click and navigate to the folder where your software/drivers were extracted (or your dedicated FTDI driver folder). Before plugging in your device, download the required

Navigate to your BMW Scanner 1.4.0 installation folder (typically C:\Program Files (x86)\BMW Scanner ).

in an Administrator Command Prompt and restart to allow unsigned drivers. Manual Driver Selection Find the "BMW Scanner" or "USB Serial Port" in Device Manager Choose "Browse my computer for drivers" right arrow "Let me pick from a list". Point to the specific FTDI driver folder and select the Hardware Connection : The scanner typically requires the car's ignition to be ON

Once your drivers are functioning, the BMW Scanner 1.4.0 software unlocks deep dealership-level customization that standard OBD2 code readers cannot match:

Your computer will boot into Windows normally, but will now allow you to install unsigned drivers. Step 3: Install the Drivers via Device Manager