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Prerequisites

  • Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
  • Administrator rights for installation and driver setup
Unsigned installer: AutoIQ’s installer may be unsigned. Windows SmartScreen or Defender can block it. You must explicitly allow the app (see Troubleshooting). Do not run installers from untrusted sources.
Driver signing: OBD-II USB adapters often use unsigned or self-signed drivers. Windows may require you to disable driver signature enforcement temporarily, or use a driver that is signed. See Supported adapters and Troubleshooting below.
1

Download

Download the latest AutoIQ (.exe) from autoiq.pro.
2

Run the installer

Double-click the downloaded file. If Windows blocks it, click More info → Run anyway (or use Troubleshooting steps below).
3

Complete setup

Follow the wizard: accept the license, choose install location, and optional shortcuts.
AutoIQ launches from the Start menu or desktop

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Troubleshooting

Click More info on the warning dialog, then Run anyway. Only do this for installers downloaded from autoiq.pro. If the file was removed, re-download and try again.
Ensure the adapter’s driver is installed (see Supported adapters). If the driver is unsigned, you may need to temporarily disable driver signature enforcement: Settings → Update & Security → Recovery → Advanced startup → Restart → Troubleshoot → Advanced options → Startup Settings → Restart → choose Disable driver signature enforcement. Use only for trusted hardware.
Run as administrator once, or re-run the installer and choose Repair. Check that no other OBD software is holding the adapter.

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