This is a calibration issue. In Autokit’s hidden menu (tap the top-left corner 5 times), go to “Touch Offset” and set X/Y delays to 20.
Do not search for “Autokit Wince download” until you verify the following. Downloading the wrong version will either crash your head unit or simply do nothing. Autokit Wince Download
Even with the correct Autokit Wince download, issues arise. Here is your troubleshooting checklist. This is a calibration issue
| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| "Device not supported" | Wrong CPU architecture | Re-download the MIPS or ARM version. Check your head unit’s CPU in System Info. |
| App opens then closes | Corrupt installation or low memory | Uninstall, delete the AutoKit folder, reinstall. Close other background apps. |
| No sound from CarPlay | Audio routing mismatch | In Autokit settings, change "Audio Channel" from "Media" to "Phone" or vice versa. |
| Laggy or frozen screen | Weak USB cable or slow WiFi | Use a high-quality, short USB 2.0 cable. For wireless, reduce interference (turn off other WiFi devices). |
| Dongle not recognized | USB port doesn’t supply enough power | Use a powered USB hub. Ensure the port is for "Data" not just charging. | Do not search for “Autokit Wince download” until