Autocom 2020.23 is compatible with Windows 11, requiring at least 4 GB of RAM, 16 GB of free space, and an Intel Core i5 processor for optimal performance. Installation involves running the executable, entering the 'ThankYou' password, and generating an activation code via a system ID XML file. For full installation instructions, see the guide on Scribd. Installation - autocom.se

Most stable; bypasses Windows 11 compatibility issues but requires more RAM. System Requirements for Windows 11

Bluetooth Stability: If you are using a VCI (like a Delphi DS150e clone or a genuine Autocom unit) over Bluetooth, Windows 11 handles the Bluetooth stack much better than Windows 10. Pairing is usually instant, and the connection drops less frequently—provided you have fresh batteries in your VCI.

Unpack the 2020.23 archive (usually with 7-Zip) to a folder like C:\Autocom Execution: Administrator

Error: "Side-by-Side Configuration is Incorrect"

This is the most frequent error on Windows 11. It means the software cannot find the specific C++ runtime libraries it needs.

• Locate the driver folder inside the Autocom package (often Drivers\FTDI or Drivers\CDP).
• Connect your Autocom interface to a USB 2.0 port.
• Open Device Manager → look for Unknown device or Autocom/Delphi device with a yellow triangle.
• Right-click → Update driver → Browse my computer → point to the driver folder.
• If Windows 11 refuses to install:
  1. Update the .NET Framework: Autocom 2020.23 requires the .NET Framework 4.5 or later. If you don't have it installed, download and install it from the Microsoft website.
  2. Configure the COM Ports: Autocom 2020.23 uses COM ports to communicate with vehicle diagnostic equipment. Make sure that the COM ports are configured correctly in the software.