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How to Solve VVDI MB can’t read ESL ELV Data Error

Obd2tool.com engineer offers the 100% working solution to Xhorse VVDI MB can’t read Read ESL /ELV data when using together with ESL /ELV emulator. That is you don’t need to return back the emulator.
Firstly, please download XHORSE ESL file
https://mega.nz/#!sIYxjQSL!mKUNAQ6mSVR6xseZIncXf-Jx1ofgl69t2i1W1TpsQ18
No password.
Procedure:
Connect ESL /ELV emulator to the VVDI MB and one computer.
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Click on “Read ESL data”.
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And EIS can’t read successfully.
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Click on “Load EIS data” to load ” XHORSE ESL file” downloaded above.
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Click on “Write” until 100%.
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Again, click on “Read EIS data” until 100%.
And do like the following image (hold on for 10 seconds)
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Read EIS data successfully.
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