Do NOT load Custom tunes into "Tunes" folder

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Do NOT load Custom tunes into "Tunes" folder

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I was trying to load up a custom tune on i2 and unlike the i1000, it wouldn't load when pasted into the "TUNES" folder
So I copied to the VIN folder, thinking may that's how it should be since one device can be use on multiple vehicles,,no still nothing.

Lastly, I copied it to the i2 root directory and sure enough it loaded up just fine.

So this is a distinct change from the i1000 and I just wanted to verify that it's intentional. The quick guide is a bit ambiguous but seems to agree since it simply states "drag it to the i2 drive" and does not specify a particular folder.

When the i2 is licensed to more than one vehicle, will the process of loading a Custom tune from different vehicles change?
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They will always go to the root of the drive, even with multiple VIN/tune folders.

While this is a change from i-1000 behavior, I honestly never realized so many people were putting the files in the tunes folder, as we only ever suggest placing them in the intune drive.

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Ever since the I1000 Beta, i've always just drag/dropped the custom tunes into the "Tunes" folder and it's always worked without issue.
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right, I realize it works, just didnt know that people were commonly doing it that way ;)
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Re: Do NOT load Custom tunes into "Tunes" folder

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Mike, I also placed my custom tunes in the tunes folder however once installed they no longer show up when looking at the folder in Windows Explorer but they are there when I select custom tune when the DCX is plugged into my car. Is there a way to remove these custom tunes from the tuner?
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Disregard. I did a better search parameter and located the answer!
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its ok to do it that way with i-1000/I-1000-dcx.
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Re: Do NOT load Custom tunes into "Tunes" folder

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since this is about tunes, now that I have been trying different parameters and have questions (that I will ask in more appropriate threads), can I copy and paste or better yet, save a tune that I create with the i2, and call it up whenever I want? I see back up tune and last written tune in the tunes folder.

For example, if I have a certain octane tune like the 87 octane tune, and set certain parameters to it, and then have a 91 octane tune that has different parameters set to that, can i save them and call them up when I want instead of changing the tune and then going through and changing the parameters every time?

Hope that makes sense.
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