Among the essential things to have when coding or programming your BMW are the software and apps needed to diagnose and apply changes to your vehicle. Most of these vital software are found in a software bundle called the BMW Standard Tools. In this post, we’re going to discuss how to download and install the BMW Standard Tools. 

A video created by TheRSpec Youtube channel has shown a step-by-step process on how to download and install the BMW Standard Tools on a Windows 10 computer. Check it out on the video below. 

Before you install and use any of the software and apps inside the BMW Standard Tools, you should at least be familiar with how they essentially work. Coding or programming a BMW is a high-risk process that may brick your vehicle if done incorrectly. So, you should know what you are doing before dipping your hands into one of these software and apps.

You can download the BMW Standard Tools here.

Included in the current version of the BMW Standard Tools are the following:

• Inpa 
• EDIABAS 
• Bluetooth Activation Tool
• BMW Coding Tool
• FindECU 
• NcsDummy 
• NcsExpert 
• Tool32 
• WinKFP 
• Integrated SP-DATEN 

If you are not that familiar with what these software are, you can check out an overview of BMW  software in this article: 

A Guide to the Common BMW Software for DIY Enthusiasts

Special thanks to TheRSpec for coming up with this guide. Please check out and subscribe to their channel for more amazing videos here.

If you need some assistance with BMW coding and programming, you can request for remote coding assistance for a flat fee here: https://bit.ly/RemoteCodingAssistance

In order to use these BMW software, you will need an adapter to connect them with your BMW model. Here are the OHP adapters for BMW vehicles and motorcycles: