VMWare Fusion Windows 11, ZWO Cameras will not connect

O2Z9AFm5

Running WMWare Fusion 13.6.4, Windows 11 emulator on a Mac M4. Loaded the latest ZWO drivers, made sure the Windows 11 recognized the ZWO camera under the USB setting. The camera (120Mini) is called out by name and connected. Then installed both ZWO ASI Studio, and Sharpcap Pro. Neither can see the camera. When I go to Device Manager, it shows up under USB (not imaging device). I tried updating the driver manually, navigating to the ZWO Design driver folder, and it failed. I get the message "Windows found drivers for your device, but encountered an error while attempting to install them. The publisher of the Authenticode(TM) signed catalog was not established as trusted." I thought only Apple had this gobbletygook. How do I get around this? Thanks.

Tech@ZWO

Since your M4 chip is based on the ARM architecture, it requires an ARM driver to connect to the camera. I have a test version of the driver available. If you need it, I can send it to you, but please note that this is only a test version. You can send email to me: rma@zwoastro.com

O2Z9AFm5

Yes - if you canjprovide me with the link, I will give it a try.

Tech@ZWO

O2Z9AFm5 I sent it

O2Z9AFm5

A link was provided to a new ZWO driver package:
ZWO_ASI_Cameras_driver_Setup_ARM64_V3.22.0.06122.exe
This was installed in the Win11 running on VMware Fusion, on Mac M4.
The Device Manager now showed a new option for device drivers, ARM64.
The first time I tried to update the driver for the usb zwo120, it failed again due to the Authenticode block. That was turned off, (shift-restart, troubleshoot, advanced options, startup settings, #7).
The update driver then worked!!! The ZWO120mini camera now shows up in Device Manager as an imaging device.
Thanks for all the support.