The 3rd pary protection/licensing system used by FORScan doesn't work properly on Windows 10/11 laptops with ARM CPU. By default, FORScan cannot be ran on such computer (nothing happens when user clicks on the FORScan icon), or some weird error window is displayed:
So how to fix:
1. Right mouse click on the FORScan icon and select Properties in the popup menu:
2. In the window opened select Compatibility tab, then find and press the "Change emulation Settings" button there:
3. In the dialog opened select "Safe emulation":
4. Press OK to close the dialog, press Apply to close the parent window.
Thanks to George Humphrey who developed this guide.
also if you are having issues with your vlinker usb drivers on windows 11 ARM
Use these drivers and the device will be able to connect, the ones vlinker give on their website are only for normal versions of windows and won't be recognised.
I need help getting Forscan to open.
Using Windows 11 via VMWare Fusion on M3 Macbook.
Windows 11 is up to date.
Forscan V2.3.64 installed.
Emulation set to safe as recommended above.
The blue ring spins for a few seconds, then nothing.
sragsdill wrote: Fri Jan 17, 2025 5:40 pm
I need help getting Forscan to open.
Using Windows 11 via VMWare Fusion on M3 Macbook.
Windows 11 is up to date.
Forscan V2.3.64 installed.
Emulation set to safe as recommended above.
The blue ring spins for a few seconds, then nothing.
Uninstall, reboot & reinstall. Follow the instructions above before trying to run FORScan.
Would appreciate if anyone who is running FORScan on a ARM Snapdragon processor could advise how their system is preforming.
Also if possible advise how stable it is and what FORscan test functions they use it if for.