2017-2019 Super Duty FORScan Spreadsheet
#32
12-18-2016, 03:44 AM
#34
12-18-2016, 12:12 PM
#35
12-18-2016, 12:24 PM
#36
12-24-2016, 09:57 AM
This was AWESOME!!
My thanks to whomever is in charge of this operation.
Took me a little while to figure it all out, but I have no more horn honking. I was about to take the truck back I hated it so much.
The fogs on too was the icing on the cake.
Can't wait for more of these little tweeks to get posted. I wish I was more savvy so I could figure them out.
My thanks to whomever is in charge of this operation.
Took me a little while to figure it all out, but I have no more horn honking. I was about to take the truck back I hated it so much.
The fogs on too was the icing on the cake.
Can't wait for more of these little tweeks to get posted. I wish I was more savvy so I could figure them out.
#37
12-24-2016, 10:06 AM
My wifes Fusion had it but it quit working, only that feature, adaptive cruise still works.
#38
12-24-2016, 12:00 PM
There are a few other articles on the net about it but here's straight from Apple.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201468
I used my Windows 7 disc from a previous laptop. Once it's setup you can select Bootcamp as your start up disc in System Preferences and restart your Macbook. It will start just like a Windows computer. When your done with Windows, there is a little bootcamp icon down in the task manager next to the clock in the lower right hand corner. Click it and it will prompt you to be able to restart again and go back to Mac OS. It sounds tricky but it's actually very easy once you've done it once or twice. I don't use it much. Only for Forscan and there is a similar program that is Windows only to make changes to my wife's BMW SUV. Other than that, I'm Apple only like you...
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201468
I used my Windows 7 disc from a previous laptop. Once it's setup you can select Bootcamp as your start up disc in System Preferences and restart your Macbook. It will start just like a Windows computer. When your done with Windows, there is a little bootcamp icon down in the task manager next to the clock in the lower right hand corner. Click it and it will prompt you to be able to restart again and go back to Mac OS. It sounds tricky but it's actually very easy once you've done it once or twice. I don't use it much. Only for Forscan and there is a similar program that is Windows only to make changes to my wife's BMW SUV. Other than that, I'm Apple only like you...
#39
12-24-2016, 12:06 PM
Microsoft has no idea if your old computer is still registered or in use. Therefor, you can run the same Windows key on more than one machine. To be honest, you likely wouldn't need to register your copy of Windows to get it up and running in Bootcamp enough to use Forscan, but I think it would register without issue irregardless. I used my old Windows 7 disk as well which is still installed on an old laptop of mine. No problem there and was able to register. However, if your worried, complete the installation without registering your key and just run Forscan. You don't need to do Windows updates or anything so registration is a step you could theoretically skip.
#40
12-24-2016, 12:29 PM
Thanks. Decisions, decisions. Conversion is a big step for my pea brain. Windows ever since "286". Other Win only programs, rarely used since retirement can stay on the desktop (AutoCad, Concentric Proj Mgmt). All new video and photo editing software plus MS Office. Lots of peripheral costs to changeover. I guess only having a few problems ever with the Windows based machines should speak for itself. I ramble too much in this decision. Harder than ordering a 2017 SuperDuty for sure!
#41
12-24-2016, 12:37 PM
I love my MAC. It's like comparing turning on a TV to booting up Windows. Almost instant on, never crashes, locks, etc. Just turn it on and use it. I too was very hesitant to make the move. I was the family/friend go to guy to build/fix PCs so it was a hit to the ego to got from being the local pro to know nothing and start all over again. But alas, it's second nature now and while I installed Windows in Bootcamp for when I got too frustrated with MAC OS, I never once used it other than to make sure it worked and then to run Forscan.
#42
12-24-2016, 12:51 PM
#44
12-24-2016, 01:46 PM
I love my MAC. It's like comparing turning on a TV to booting up Windows. Almost instant on, never crashes, locks, etc. Just turn it on and use it. I too was very hesitant to make the move. I was the family/friend go to guy to build/fix PCs so it was a hit to the ego to got from being the local pro to know nothing and start all over again. But alas, it's second nature now and while I installed Windows in Bootcamp for when I got too frustrated with MAC OS, I never once used it other than to make sure it worked and then to run Forscan.
#45
12-24-2016, 07:16 PM
Senior User
I can't wait, I know I have a Bluetooth reader under the tree waiting for me, still waiting for there forum account approval and I guess I'll need a license approval after?
anyhow can't wait to get rid of the honk with my air horn, fog lights and aparantly some one was saying they where able to turn on the 12v power points wile the trucks off! But I haven't seen the code for that?
anyhow can't wait to get rid of the honk with my air horn, fog lights and aparantly some one was saying they where able to turn on the 12v power points wile the trucks off! But I haven't seen the code for that?