Very interested in this update. Is there a way to get notified when it is ready?

    Tech@ZWO Just finished reading the entire thread - I Installed the ARM version on my M2 mac and it runs well under windows with driver signing turned off. Is there a way to receive a signed Beta version of the drivers?

      a month later

      I'm additionally keen on this and will be following this string as I plan to move to Apple silicon soon yet on the off chance that it influences the Window 11 VM and my ASI2600MC, I might want to hold on until something is set up prior to doing as such.

      20 days later

      Any updates?

      I Installed the ARM version on my M4 pro mac and it runs well under windows with driver signing turned off. I did find that I have to use the same USB port for my ASI camera. If I use a different USB port on my computer I have to reinstall the driver. I am running Windows 11 on Parallel Desktop 20 Pro.

        I'm running Parallels 20 with Windows 11 on my MacBook Pro M2 running macOS 15.3 Beta (24D5040f). The beta driver is not working for me. The driver installed successfully and I disabled code signing but the two ASI2600MC Duo camera devices are reporting a 28 error code (no driver found).

          m0k8t6SV Do you have other un-duo cameras? does it work?

            9 days later

            So to summarize, I need to install this driver, and then go through the driver signature deactivation?

            zwo-asi-cameras-driver-setup-arm64-v322006122.

            Just checking to see if there is updated driver, I will be using a MacBook Pro M4Max

            Additional info- will be using this for Solar imaging with a 174mm and 678 mm

            13 days later

            Hi taylorad3

            I can confirm this worked for me. This is what I did.

            1) installed the driver you mentioned - from here I see the camera come up in device manager as a "Other device" and clicking on it shows that the drivers are missing/invalid.
            2) Deactivate driver signature - I used the first of the four recommendations in the article posted which restarts Windows in Parallels.
            3) Enable Driver - I went back to device manager (the device will still be "other device"), and clicked on the device and selected "update driver", and pointed it at the ZWO driver "Design" folder. It correctly picked it up and classified it as an "Imaging Device" (after accepting a few warnings about driver not being signed).

            I was then able to see the camera and image using Metaguide (which is why I'm going through this in the first place). Everything appears to work in the sense that I see video from the camera.

            Disclaimer: I'm still troubleshooting why I can't collimate with the meta guide, but I think the problem may be different from the driver.

              8 days later

              Works for me. Disable driver signing, install the latest driver and it works. Frame rate is good.

              a month later

              @Tech@ZWO any updates on when the signed driver is available?

              15 days later
              11 days later

              Can we get an update @Tech@ZWO @Software@ZWO

              Hardware: Microsoft Surface Laptop Snapdragon (Arm64)

              6 days later

              Another user waiting with withheld breath !!

              I placed a ticked with ZWO support and was told that they haven't managed to fix the digital signature issue, but they provided me with the latest beta s/w. Can anyone give me a hint what to do now with these files? Sorry - not well versed with how to make a driver etc

              [https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgiEDs8Z7Dkwlul4NkEzhZfnjEd7DQ?e=xqisfa]

              Can anyone re-upload the file "zwo-asi-cameras-driver-setup-arm64-v322006122.exe" please? I googled alot and asked AI but didnt found it in the web. Windows 11 on Snapdragon ARM here. Thanks in advance!