Be sure, as already mentioned, that you have the latest driver version which supports x64.I had a similar problem with a Spyder3Elite. The driver did not install correctly.The solution I found was:1. Install the software package.2. Connect the Spyder. It was recognised but the driver had problems.3. In Device Manager, uninstall the Spyder and also check the box to remove the driver.4.
Rescan for devices. The Spyder was recognised but no driver found.5. Right click on the Spyder and update the driver from C:Program Files (x86)DatacolorSpyder3 Driver.
You may find your Spyder2 driver at C:Program Files (x86)ColorvisionSpyder2 Driver or some other similar location. Alex T said:Hello,When booting have you gone to the Advanced Startup Options and selected the option to not force Digitally Signed Drivers? Try that and see if the software will install without forcing Digitally Signed Drivers.Regards,Alex T.Windows Desktop Experience MVPMy installation of Windows 7 BSOD's every time I try to enter that mode. It happens so quickly; I've yet to be able to see the name of the file in order to post on this forum about that topic.I'll try Dominic's suggestion; but I THINK I already did that.
Spyder 3 Driver Windows 10
When I recently tried to calibrate my wife’s new laptop running Windows 10, I stumbled upon a major problem: we had displaced the software CD for her Spyder 3 Pro calibration device, and DataColor doesn’t provide drivers for their Spyder 3 Pro anymore.I took this problem to Twitter first, and DataColor responded: claiming that the colorimeter is outdated, modern monitors are different, etc. They told me to contact their support – who would tell me to buy a new device at a discount. In other words, it’s just another case of (infuriating) forced obsolescence, making users trash a piece of hardware that works perfectly fine because they lack the will and vision to charge for software updates. How hard can it be to adapt a Windows 8 driver to Windows 10?While doing some research on how to solve this problem, I stumbled upon. Without going into too much detail, it’s an open source display calibration software suite that works with many, many hardware calibration devices – even and especially older ones. Nds roms.