Hey vtaudt,
Did you ever get these? Would be interested in Passat B5 profile.

Well have you tried right clicking the program and changing the compatibility setting? try running in compatibility for vista. Also, after doing so, try and right click the program and run as administrator. One more thing, go into your file directory and do everything I mentioned about, but try and run the program from the actual installation directory C:\Program Files (x86)...

Hopefully that works.

I second that motion. I'd post link but trying to juggle too many tasks right now. JUST MAKE SURE ITS DOWNLOADED FROM JAVA, not another site! Java is similar to Adobe Flash Player in regards to how often hackers use the program as a way to hide backdoors and other malicious little bugs... Often times they will take the latest update of a piece of software that a large number of people use (such as flash) and they will often times alter the setup package to include whatever shit they are trying to hide in there. Usually they will break down the setup files contents using something like ultraiso, then they will throw their backdoor, hack, registry edit in with all of the original setup files. After they do that they repackage the setup and name it (for example) Adobe_Flash_Player_FirmwareUpdt22r.exe.

Now when someone goes to an untrustworthy site like "devicedriversRus.nt" or "udownloaditwedestroyu.com" and downloads what they think is a java update, they are actually running the risk of getting a lot more than they bargained for. Now, keep in mind your not always going to get some catastrophic meltdown of a virus in a repackaged software setup .exe file... Most of the time a "hacker" creates a repackaged setup, they are including some sort of adware or in other words "bloatware". The same shit HP, Lenovo, Gateway, Acer... Every big name computer manufacturer includes pre-loaded on their over the counter computers. Seriously, often times they are no different at all. The issue is other hackers will find backdoors through the bloatware and utilize that to infiltrate your system. Because nobody is out there providing any sort of security updates for HP Shopping center, or Lenovo Family Game Store, They pose a serious security risk to your system. And before windows 10 a lot of bloatware from big name computer companies would be given special registry permissions right out of the gate to make it easier for big name computer companies to basically do whatever the hell they want to with the files stored on your computer (mainly though it was to go one step further than what the bloatware already did by tracking your activity and behaviors in the bloatware) but a few years back before google patented "advertising IDs" within your android/google accounts, big name computer companies recorded your behaviors on your PC like how often you use the computer, what sites you visit most, what you mainly use your computer for... and they would not only use the data for their own R&D but also after they've analyzed it, They would sell the data to hundreds of companies doing their own R&D and the computer companies would make millions. Its one of the reasons gateway went bankrupt and Acer had to buy them out.

Aaaaanyways Good luck! 

You know you can just make one, right? There isnt much in there.

I'm not putting much thought into this at all but when I read RPM per MPH I think of this, ___ revolutions occured within 1 minutes time, now multiply that value by 60? 

lol I'm sure thats not even worthy of being flamed but if that is right then yay lol

You're overthinking this.

Get into third.

Hold it at 4000 rpm (or 3000, or whatever).

Now, look at any GPS device. Even cellphones have GPS utilities that show speed.

Not only that, but your math is completely wrong. It isn't asking for the RPM of your wheels, that is entirely useless.

I don't think it is a waste of time at all.