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basic tools, cannot send submissions

Posted by Rodney Scott on April 19, 2015 at 10:55am
My submissions will not send to HMRC with basic tools.
My login details are not recognised (error1046). 
I have basic tools on my pc (vista). Here I cannot print my p60s as they are not ready yet although I completed year end.(?)
I bought a laptop windows 8 and installed basic tools for 2015/16  it did not automaticly update. Here I cannot send submissions due to login details not being recognised. The same details will access government gateway.
I want to avoid penalties for late payments.
Any Ideas?
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