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Just because a spark plug fires outside the motor doesnt mean its firing under compression. Start by making sure you have new spark plugs. If that doesnt help then do a compression test on all cylinders and compare.
there is no laptop for this bike it sounds like somthing has come unpluged check that the coils are pluged in and that the ht leads fit in tho the plug cap ok if that is ok check the pick up wire is pluged in follow the wire comming out of the right hand engine cover were the clutch cable ends follow the wire up to a rubber boot ita bit tite but you should be able to see with a torch that the plug is pluged in the wire colors are yellow/white and white/yellow
lift the fuel tank off,the plug and rear cylinder is underneath the tank,your bike is a 90 degree v twin,the one behind the front wheel is the front cylinder,you can also see the rear cylinder by following the left hand expansion chamber from the rear of the bike to the front ,where the pipe finishes you will find the rear cylinder
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