I will. I meant that in the mean time while I figure out why this isn't working under the normal cmd, I can use the other tool.  That and I don't want irritate you anymore than necessary.    Gotta find read the tutorials and information to feed the brain so I can pick up on all the abbreviations and tune parameters classifications in here. 

I found the issue, the line reads as such, and with the orange colored section, it would say, "the system cannot find path to specified"


cd "C:\Users\Otto>"C:\Users\Otto\Documents\Tuning\ME7Sum-master\

So after looking at the line, I see the "C" drive is duplicated.  I removed it, and wrote the line like this,

cd C:\Users\Otto\Documents\Tuning\ME7Sum-master\

Then after,
me7check 8d0907551m-0002.bin and got this for read out.

c:\Users\Otto\Documents\Tuning\ME7Sum-master>me7check 8d0907551m-0002.bin
==============================================================================
me7check v1.12 (c) mki, 06/2004-05/2012
Checking file 8d0907551m-0002.bin (size=1048576)
Reading Version Strings...
-> Bootrom Version = embedded in CPU, asume 05.12/05.32
-> EPK = 40/1/ME7.1/5/6005.01//22m/DstC2o/011200//
-> Contents of ECUID data table:
   - '0261207143'         (SSECUHN)
   - '1037360857'         (SSECUSN)
   - '8D0907551M  '       (VAG part number)
   - '0002'               (VAG sw number)
   - '2.7l V6/5VT     '   (engine id)
-> Contents of ECUID data table:
   - 'HW_MAN004'

-> No errors found. File is OK.   *********************

IT WORKS!!!

Thanks to Adam an Nyet for the help.  Also some sleep. ha.  On to the next hurdle, learning the tuning parameters and how to tune them and all else that's needed.  More reading!

Again, thanks to the both of you.
and Nyet, thanks for putting up with it, I owe you a beer sometime.

You can also just....

Save the exe and file in the default directory

"C:\Users\yournamehere"

Rename the program sum.

Then your command becomes

sum 8D0907551M-0002.bin

Or even rename the file 551M

then your command is a blistering

sum 551M.bin

Very very easy.

Download these if you want.

Place them in whatever folder your file is stored in.  Run the bat file, answer the questions.  I've assumed your default file name is 8d0907551m-0002.bin and editted the bat appropriately.

If you want to change your file name, edit the bat with Notepad with whatever name you want.

It's pretty easy, and it means you don't have to do cmd every time.

Everyone should know DOS who uses Windows, seriously it's a hindrance.

Call it a terminal suppose, generally you can type programname (tab auto completes) /?" or --h for help.

dir - directory listing (/s) will check the subfolders too
cd - change directory
set - envionment variables
pop
cls
blah

It's 100% worth learning.

Can play about with it as you will, but I always just copy me7check and my bat into whatever directory, it's not designed for fool-proof distribution, just a quick grab for me to verify.

But it took two minutes to write and meh, it'll do.

Meh, mine's faster.  You should be working from the same bin every time - so shouldn't need to be checking random bins in random folders.  So, place the bat in the folder you work from and run that every time.

I could bash one out in the time you've dragged and dropped.  I could also have used my bat file approx. 30 times by the time you've done that.