Windows 11 PRO ARM DRIVER - PLEASE READ!!!!

[Najeeb]

+1

[GuiOtt]

+1

[TEBS-S]

+1

[GuiOtt]

I would take advantage of black friday to buy a new wireless spacemouse discounted, but I can't trust it if I can't find the driver update for ARM

[PeterARM]

I would take advantage of black friday to buy a new wireless spacemouse discounted, but I can't trust it if I can't find the driver update for ARM

No they don't have in plan to develop WIN11 ARM drivers. They told me.

[jan1409]

+1

[TechnoPhreak]

I believe that in today's industry standards, it is essential for any professional company committed to hardware to ensure their products are compatible across all platforms and architectures.

Could you imagine purchasing a gaming mouse that doesn't work with certain games ?

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To 3DConnexion's defense, this thread started in april, and I am optimistic they will address this issue promptly to maintain their product's positive reputation.

Consider this my +1.

[michaelprichard]

+1

I use OnShape on the Mac, primarily, and it's ironic that the SpaceMouse works great on the M1-4 ARM chips on MacOS; surely it's not the ARM-ness which is holding up this driver?

[werkraum]

+1. This is absolutely necessary. If you have such a unique product, even more so, it's exepected to have the drivers widely available. Otherwise someone else will crash the market for you.

[psionic001]

+10

I don't understand why ARM support worked up to Driver 1.6.4 then 3DConnexion decided it just wasn't worth it.

For those of us that have spent hundreds or even thousands of dollars buying multiple space mouse products that just suddenly stopped working, it's a kick in the face.

For what its worth, those on a Mac using Win11 Pro via parallels can install this old driver and get things going again, per my post:

https://forum.3dconnexion.com/viewtopic ... 24#p120524

[guiggarcia]

+1

[marcarch]

+1