ASI drivers for Windows on ARM (ie Mac M1 Silicon): Page 8

ASI drivers for Windows on ARM (ie Mac M1 Silicon)

Tech@ZWO

paulitoweb Yes，if you need.My email is rma@zwoastro.com. You can send email to me,I will send the Test Verision for you

Tech@ZWO

SaYlmtDz It also supports X64,Under M1 ARM drivers can be used, but it is necessary to disable the computer's digital signature.

wvreeven

Tech@ZWO The post you replied to is spam. Please remove it. So it the post of GI3j18QQ so please remove that as well.

DavidS

Hi there ZWOSupport - I know you are aware that there are many of us waiting for signed ARM drivers for this so we can use on Surface Pro (and other hw). Disabling Secure Boot, changing Test Signing enforcement and Bitlocker settings has failed for me in the past requiring rebuild(s) etc.

So a key question is - Will ZWO produce a signed ARM driver that can be installed in the same manner as its x86 counterpart? Or is there a technical reason why this cannot be done and the current distribution is the best it's going to be?

Appreciate your guidance.

Tech@ZWO

DavidS The signed ARM drivers are still under development and will be released in the future. Here is a tutorial; you can check if it helps to disable digital signatures.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/156602-how-enable-disable-driver-signature-enforcement-windows-10-a.html

N5gBvL1T

Is there any update on the availability of drivers for ARM?

taylorad3

Any updates on a ARM driver?

sRP8xuIP

Hello ZWO Support,

I am trying to use a ZWO ASI662MC camera on a Samsung Galaxy Book Go running Windows 11 ARM64 (Snapdragon 7c Gen 2).

I downloaded the ARM64 beta driver provided in your official forum:
zwo-asi-cameras-driver-setup-arm64-v322006122-Beta

The device hardware ID is USB\VID_03C3&PID_662B.

When I manually install the driver from the ARM64 folder, Windows fails with error 0x800B0109. The SetupAPI log states that the driver package catalog certificate does not belong to Trusted Root Certificates and that signature validation failed.

Could you please provide a current ARM64 driver package with a signature trusted by Windows 11 ARM64, or advise on a supported solution?

Thank you.

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