Charged the battery and seems normal again
Time will tell ...
Thanx! Just got my Vag Can Pro home, to run on my diagnosic laptop (Windows XP). Hope it will work. Although, changing anything in the BCM coding seems to be a huge risk and when ever I read something about it there is always clear warnings.STP wrote: ↑Thu Jan 01, 2026 11:29 pm It seems you can't get rid of the bulb error with VCDS or Obdeleven. Only VCP can do it (Vag Can Pro) and that will ONLY run on Windows 7x32 bit and nothing else (believe me I've tried) and is also dangerously powerful.
You need the kit from AliExpress with the license dongle and then need to watch the videos on installation. Antivirus goes mental when you try to install it, takes nerves of steel and not on a machine you use for internet banking for example.
It does not work in a virtual machine, or windows 10 or 11.

You also need "vaghelper neXt" software to edit the hex bytes for the PQ35 B+ platform cecm, go find a website called www.binunlock.com, I just joined it and it's fantastic, free, and has these tools available. Get vaghelper and when you do a dump of the central electrics module 09 using VCP, vaghelper can modify the correct bytes to fix the tail lights. Also runs on windows xp. Then you write it back using VCP and the lights are working. I'm looking into doing the DRLs to led coding.
Thanks for the tip!!STP wrote: You also need "vaghelper neXt" software to edit the hex bytes for the PQ35 B+ platform cecm, go find a website called www.binunlock.com, I just joined it and it's fantastic, free, and has these tools available. Get vaghelper and when you do a dump of the central electrics module 09 using VCP, vaghelper can modify the correct bytes to fix the tail lights. Also runs on windows xp. Then you write it back using VCP and the lights are working. I'm looking into doing the DRLs to led coding.

Looks great
Yeah, I agree, it looks mint!