If you are reading a report on MHH Auto regarding this release, you should be aware of the common issues discussed:

Many users confuse the hardware firmware (3201) with the software driver version (4.4.x). Clarity: Firmware 3201 lives on the device's microcontroller. Driver 4.4.x lives on your PC. You need both to work in harmony.


Firmware is the low-level software that runs on your diagnostic interface hardware. For the popular Delphi DS150E (blue or red board clones) and Autocom CDP+ devices, firmware determines how the hardware translates CAN, K-Line, and PWM signals from the car into USB data for your laptop.

Firmware version 3201 is a specific build released in the 2022 cycle. Here is what changed from earlier firmwares (e.g., 3000, 3100, or 3200):

MHH Auto (often just "MHH") is a German-origin forum that has become a global hub for diagnostic engineering. Unlike official channels, MHH focuses on:

Why 2021.10b + 3201 is popular on MHH: This specific combination is known to be stable with the cloned DS150E hardware that most hobbyists and independent shops own. Official Delphi software would deactivate these clones. The MHH release 2021.10b update 2022 firmware 3201 includes a patched Delphi_Driver.exe and a pre-configured Hardware.ini file that bypasses the counterfeit check while allowing firmware 3201 to run at full speed.


On forums like MHH Auto, this release is considered "interesting" or significant for a few reasons:

  • Apply MHH patch: Copy the patched Delphi.exe and Hardware.ini from the MHH_Crack folder into C:\Program Files (x86)\Delphi Automotive\Cars Trucks 2021.
  • First hardware sync: Launch the software. Go to "Configuration" -> "Hardware Settings." Select "Firmware 3201" from the dropdown. Run "Test Interface." You should see "Status: Online."

  • Delphi Technologies (now part of PHINIA) produces the Delphi Diagnostics software for vehicles. Version 2021.10b is a stable build for: