I have got all the way to the end watching the TVS video that came with the unit on the CD with all the files. Now if you find this useful then please show your appreciation by donating a small amount towards the person who developed this for free for the Volvo Community here. It runs just fine, although the more resources your machine has the faster it will load.Īs a bonus I was surprised to find Vdash already pre-installed. My machine is an old Dell Optiplex with 4GB RAM and 500GB HDD running Win7 PRO with standard USB2 ports. RECOMMENDED to disable your internet security to ensure it doesn't interfere with the download. VIDA Virtual Box VM can be downloaded here:Ĥ. (Note some of the comments/instructions that briefly appear at the bottom of the screen)ģ. It's a 14 minute clip that you can slow or speed up the playback speed through the youtube settings icon. there is no sound, just follow the cursor. Watched the walk-through again and followed it step by step, pausing and going back to double and triple check I was doing everything correctly. Unpacked everything to a folder I called VolvoVida. I watched the youtube clip all the way through, then got everything ready to go for the job by downloading 7zip, Virtual Box, and the VIDA Virtual Box Image. I'm far from an experienced computer user and actually found it to be quite easy and straightforward following a walk-through youtube link which was uploaded by the person who created it. I installed it on a Virtual Machine using VIRTUAL BOX VM software and thought I would share it here.
I recently installed Vida on a Window PC.
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