Xentry 2017.12 is a crucial diagnostic software for Mercedes-Benz vehicles. However, users sometimes encounter errors during installation. This guide addresses some common issues and provides solutions to ensure a smoother setup of your Xentry 2017.12 system.
One frequent problem is the Xentry error 3.91. This error often arises from file conflicts or incorrect configurations within the Xentry installation directory. To resolve this, locate the “db2mv.gmf” file and either delete or rename it. The file path depends on your operating system architecture:
- x86 (32bit):
c:program filesmercedes-benzxentryKontexteAllgemeine_AblaeufePublic_Functions - x64 (64bit):
c:program files (x86)mercedes-benzxentryKontexteAllgemeine_AblaeufePublic_Functions
Another common hurdle is the DAS license 0-day error. This issue prevents proper DAS (Diagnostic Assistance System) functionality, particularly outside of Mercedes-Benz Bus applications. A specific license fix is required to bypass this. This fix is compatible with both standalone DAS and DAS used alongside a full Xentry installation. Applying this fix to DAS prevents errors when using special functions like vmax adjustments and EOL programming for trucks (LKW).
- x86 (32bit):
c:program filesmercedes-benzDASbin - x64 (64bit):
c:program files (x86)mercedes-benzDASbin
Additionally, for Xentry Passthru configurations, ensure you have correctly installed the necessary passthru device drivers. Furthermore, be aware of Xentry and DAS blacklists, which might require adjustments depending on your specific setup and diagnostic needs. Addressing these points will help you overcome typical installation challenges when setting up Xentry 2017.12.
