VIPM wont launch on Windows 11 ARM VM on Mac M1

[Desmond Kaplan]

Greetings,

 

   I installed labview on a VM running Windows 11 ARM on a Mac with an M1 processor. During install I get an error saying that it cant load the VIPM Update Registry vi 

Laview load error code 57: This VI was compiled on a platform with CPU features not available on this host SSE/SSE2. Rebuild the application with SSE disabled to support this target.

Then when you try to run the application you get the same error for the main vi.

[Jim Kring]

Thanks for reporting this.

Which VIPM version do you have installed?

Which LabVIEW versions do you have installed on this computer?

[Desmond Kaplan]

VIPM 2021.1

Labview 2014 SP1

Labview Runtime 2019

Labview Runtime 2014

[Jim Kring]

Would you try installing LV 2019 (full install / evaluation activation is OK)

We had one user let us know this worked for them. I have not personally tested this.

note: We have an M1 coming in for testing.

[Desmond Kaplan]

Sadly I do not have an active SSP so I can not unless someone can send me a link. LabVIEW in the last few years started making it so that you can only download old versions if you have an active SSP.

 

 

[Jim Kring]

One idea is to try an older version of VIPM.

I might start with VIPM 2019.0 (build 2029), which uses the LV 2015 Runtime Engine.

Also, I've been chatting with NI's R&D team to learn more about this issue running Windows in Parallels on M1 Macs w/ Intel emulation for Arm.  The short answer is: "it's not officially supported"