Windows 10: ARM64 windows 11 third party usb driver support?

I have a Lenovo thinkpad x13s ARM64 with windows 11. I am not able to install the usb drivers offered by fractal audio for my axe fx iii. In order for it to connect to a pc to edit the device settings on the go I would need to use my laptop. Unfortunately I am getting an error message "not supported" when I go through the usb driver install wizard. I imagine my trouble is fractal not supporting arm64 specifically but was wondering if there was a way to get my arm64 system to use third party windows usb drivers properly?

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x64 support for Windows 11 arm64

Hi, I'm running a Windows 11 arm64 OS on Mac M1 using parallels.
When loading a x64 DLL on Visual Studio I get an error, apperantly It's not supported.
Is there an emulator or translator for x64 architechture on Windows 11 arm64 or Visual studio arm64?

Thanks,

Roy

 

Unlocked Realtek HD Audio Drivers Windows 7 & 8 (With Dolby Digital Live and DTS Interactive)

DTS supported natively by Windows 8/8.1 and it should work on windows 10 too just DDL require to unlock your driver .

 

Installing windows 11 cant find drivers.

Hello Abdullah Rafiq1

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

Based on your current description, it seems that you have encountered a problem when installing Windows 11 from USB media. After a lot of inquiries, woeusb seems to be a third-party USB bootable disk creation tool, which seems to be more commonly used in Linux systems, so the installation process of USB bootable disks made by such third-party tools is beyond our support.

Assuming that you really need to install Windows 11 via USB media, I recommend you to use the official tools to create a USB media and follow the steps in the following article or video to boot from USB and install Windows 11

Before installing, I suggest you enable the BIOS secure boot inside, and make sure your disk format remains in GPT format to ensure that Windows 11 can be successfully installed. Regarding the need to allocate additional space to the disk to install the Linux system, there is a disk partition tool during the USB installation process. At that time You can assign partitions according to your disks.

1. Download Windows 11 (microsoft.com)
   
   
2. Reinstall or clean install Windows 11 - Microsoft Community
   

Additionally, here is a video that may show you how to do this:

• Windows 11 Clean Installation (microsoft.com)
  
  

After the installation is complete, all your drivers will be updated by Windows to match you with the most suitable drivers for the current version. If one of your hardware is more suitable for the driver provided by the OEM manufacturer, I also recommend that you contact the HP community or HP technical support, they may have targeted insights on the driver for the specific model.

As for how to properly install a Linux system on Windows, I also recommend that you ask questions in the Github community. Members of the Microsoft section in the Github community may have encountered similar situations:

• Issues · microsoft/WSL · GitHub
  

Feel free to reply if anything is unclear.

Best regards,



Chandy |Microsoft Community Support Specialist