Over the years, several people on this forum have recommended AutoXRay scan tools.
Years ago I purchased an EZ Scan 6000, their (at the time) top of the line scanner.
I decided to upgrade the software on it, since it supposedly only covers up through the 2005 model year. (Although I have successfully read newer cars.)

In order to upgrade the scanner, I first needed to install drivers for their proprietary USB cable. The problem is, the drivers appear to not support anything newer than XP, or 64 bit "anything".

I poked around on the web for a bit, and several people had posted poor reviews on Amazon's site, concerning these drivers. They also stated that the scan tools cannot be upgraded to support CANBUS cars. (although I was able to get some basic OBD II info from my '09 Challenger CANBUS PCM.)

Perhaps the basic OBD II stuff is required to remain the same, but the whole "unable to upgrade" thing is a real bite in the posterior.
To be fair, I have not attempted to contact their customer service dept and ask them what the deal is, so there may still be more to this. I really doubt it, though.

I would encourage anyone to pay attention to this, or at least do some research, before buying a scan tool.
As an aside, AutoXRay also does not support CASE learn (Crank position sensor calibration.) Not that that's a big surprise.

computers are out dated the day they are released.. I'm not shocked that a scan tool. made years ago.. has reached a dead end..

it sucks put it's the way it is.. but until you call, you'll not know fer sure..

I'm shocked no ones made a tablet software.. for scanning that's more pro than DIY

Use Win7 Pro Enterprise or Ultra?
Use XP Mode, connect device and install drives to it.

Others use VMplayer or VirtualBox
They can be harder because while easy to install XP, you still have to activate the OS on the VM.

I have old Sony device that only has unsigned XP drivers that I use this way on Win7 x64.

If you get drivers... Old Device still likely won't get new firmware. Be lucky you get last update when Company are nice. Old device may not connect to server.

Many XP/Vista (32 bit) Drivers are unsigned because getting then signed cost big money. Driver Signing is big money to M$ and others.
Signing a Driver for Public Release MSDN

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