How to solve link dead of GDS VCI diagnostic tool for Hyundai?

I have recently purchased clone GDS VCI auto diagnostic tool for Hyundai and Kia with the newest software version V15. I have posted it to linked to my laptop (I was allowed to only install on Win XP operating system and Local Disc C:/ require at least 30 GB free space) to the obd2 connector with the DVD. In this case, the DVD can help me store the GDS software on any laptop according to the manual. But my only result was to find there was no GDS link during the process.

I have an old school mate who used to master tech at Hyundai, but I felt embarrassed to tap him up because we have not met each other for over 10 years. I had to seek technical support of aobd2shop (where mine from). The engineer gave me responses immediately.
I first need to start up disc to get the basic software installed. Then I need the misc disc as called out when it goes to the Internet update to bring the work up to update. I have that disc saved on my Dell 360 and get it worked on the Win XP system. After that, I need the GDS VCI @ approx $2000 and a dealer code (NDA001) to update online when the GDS program opened and pinged the internet server for version check. Next, I was required to download updates as they come down the pike. Finally, they'll decide whether another DVD disc is needed or not and then do update again automatically.
LOL, it just worked. So far, GDS VCI obd2 diagnostic tool was able to do perfect diagnosis for my Hyundai. It is a good purchase.