Just a heads up to say that FiatECUScan has become Multiecuscan.

Even as one of two moderators of the fiatecuscan.net website I knew nothing of this before it happened.

Anyway.

If you have a valid FiatECUScan license then this will continue to give you all the rights, free upgrades and support applicable to your licence.

So, nothing has really changed (apart from the name) so people can rest assured that the product goes from strength to strength.

This strength to strength progress may be why the product name has changed. FIAT is a legitimate trademark etc. so having a successful product called Fiat ECU Scan is no doubt likely to ring a few alarms either in the Fiat camp or the publisher's camp.

If I learn more I will share.

Meanwhile if you use this software then DON'T PANIC!

Nick

how do i transfer my licence from 1 computer to another. my laptop died the other day i had ver long usb extension so i thought i'd put it on desk top, but licence wouldnt work, i ended up buying another of the same laptop as a replacement and putting my hardrive in to it.

You need to contact Yani to transfer a license from a dead laptop, but it is possible. I've gave him explicitly this question some time ago and he told me that it is enough to sent him mail/PM (currently the forum is not working).

Firstly whenever you install multiecuscan on a system DO make a note of your license and hardware key.

Secondly if changing from one working machine to another then one can generate an export key that will allow the program to be installed and registered on another machine.

Thirdly, in the case of a dead machince you need to Email support and tell Yani what your current known registration and hardware keys are. Doing this makes it easier for him get you up and running again.