Windows 11 UCCNC Driver Update Problem
I am running MacBook Pro with Parallels. Stepcraft D600 was running fine but I bought a new Mac with Apple M2 Chip and it would only run Windows 11.
Since installing Windows 11 the UCCNC driver appears in Other Drivers in Device Manager with an exclamation mark.
When I right-click on the driver icon and try to update the driver, Windows says it can't be done. I have tried pointing directly to the USB folder in UCCNC but still won't update.
I have also tried using drivers from CNCDrive website but still no joy.
I have installed DotNetFx35Client as suggested elsewhere on the forums.
Has anyone experienced the same problem and got any ideas?
Hello.
I have the same problem. Could you share with me if you found the solution?
Thanks.
Hello.
I have the same problem. Could you shared with me if you found the solution?
Thanks.
Veröffentlicht von: @ben-dawsonbendawson-comI am running MacBook Pro with Parallels. Stepcraft D600 was running fine but I bought a new Mac with Apple M2 Chip and it would only run Windows 11.
Since installing Windows 11 the UCCNC driver appears in Other Drivers in Device Manager with an exclamation mark.
When I right-click on the driver icon and try to update the driver, Windows says it can't be done. I have tried pointing directly to the USB folder in UCCNC but still won't update.
I have also tried using drivers from CNCDrive website but still no joy.
I have installed DotNetFx35Client as suggested elsewhere on the forums.
Has anyone experienced the same problem and got any ideas? eyebrow generator
This usually happens due to USB passthrough issues in Parallels on M2 Macs. Try removing the device in Device Manager, reconnect it with Parallels USB 3.0 enabled, and reinstall UCCNC drivers. If it still fails, it may be a Parallels limitation with CNC hardware.
Veröffentlicht von: @ben-dawsonbendawson-comI am running MacBook Pro with Parallels. Stepcraft D600 was running fine but I bought a new Mac with Apple M2 Chip and it would only run Windows 11.
Since installing Windows 11 the UCCNC driver appears in Other Drivers in Device Manager with an exclamation mark geometry dash.
When I right-click on the driver icon and try to update the driver, Windows says it can't be done. I have tried pointing directly to the USB folder in UCCNC but still won't update.
I have also tried using drivers from CNCDrive website but still no joy.
I have installed DotNetFx35Client as suggested elsewhere on the forums.
Has anyone experienced the same problem and got any ideas?
Unfortunately I don't think this is a UCCNC issue. Windows 11 ARM can't load the CNCDrive USB driver under Parallels. Unless they release an ARM64 version of the driver, I don't think it'll work.
Veröffentlicht von: @ben-dawsonbendawson-comI am running MacBook Pro with Parallels. Stepcraft D600 was running fine but I bought a new Mac with Apple M2 Chip and it would only run Windows 11.
Since installing Windows 11 the UCCNC driver appears in Other Drivers in Device Manager with an exclamation mark.
When I right-click on the geometry dash driver icon and try to update the driver, Windows says it can't be done. I have tried pointing directly to the USB folder in UCCNC but still won't update.
I have also tried using drivers from CNCDrive website but still no joy.
I have installed DotNetFx35Client as suggested elsewhere on the forums.
Has anyone experienced the same problem and got any ideas?
I ran into something similar on an Apple Silicon Mac. In my case, the issue wasn't UCCNC itself but the USB driver not installing correctly under Windows 11 in Parallels. Reinstalling the driver as Administrator and disconnecting/reconnecting the controller after the installation helped. Also make sure the USB device is connected directly to the Windows VM instead of being shared with macOS. If Device Manager still shows the yellow exclamation mark, it's usually a driver compatibility issue rather than UCCNC. Let us know if you managed to get it working.
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