LT1-edit....help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I lugged my desktop out into the garage and loaded the software onto it. Then everything worked flawlessly.
Here's some tidbits I found out that may help you.
-The Devices manager MUST list com ports with a designation of 1-4
-Before attempting to connect to the pcm, the correct com port needs to be selected in the edit software. You will be presented with a choice of Com1 through Com4.
-A good way to check your com hardware is to plug in an old com device and check its functionality.
-When hooking your cable up to the car you should get a light on the cable blinking steadily, then when attempting to connect with the laptop, you should see another light or two start blinking. If you dont get that second light blinking on your attempt to communicate, the problem is in the hardware/software setup on you laptop.
Changing CMOS settings did nothing for me.

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If that's not the case, make sure infrared ports are disabled on the laptop, both in the CMOS and in Windows.
If it's one of my cables (AKM), I offer the 'laptop configuration' service... you send me the cable & laptop, I get it working, for the cost of return shipping.
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