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#LASERDRW NOT WORKING WITH NEW WINDOWS UPDATW PC#

You want to choose the MSI package that corresponds to your PC architecture.

You can find the installer on the download page.

#LASERDRW NOT WORKING WITH NEW WINDOWS UPDATW INSTALL#

Here is the link to official Setup Documentation:īe sure you PRECISELY follow the directions for the driver install Install Inkscape Here are the links to the official pages You really should take some time and go through the links and the documentation but, at the end of the day, click the download link below: I will loosely follow along below but the important stuff has been covered. THIS IS THE POINT WHERE YOU SHOULD FOLLOW THE OFFICIAL SETUP INSTRUCTIONS FOUND HERE

#LASERDRW NOT WORKING WITH NEW WINDOWS UPDATW 64 BIT#

To fix that you could go into the K40 Whisperer settings and define the path to the inkscape folder correctly but the proper way is to uninstall the 32 bit and reinstall a 64 bit version. For instance, if you download the 64 bit version of K40 Whisperer and the 32 bit version of Inkscape then you break the installation. The 64 bit applications install in the “Program Files” folder on a 64 bit PC. Wait until the screen said Permanent Storage Init. The “Program Files (x86)” folder is where 32 bit applications get installed on a 64 bit PC. Turn the printer on, and immediately put your fingers on the return (u-turn) button, home button, and one in the lower right corner of the screen (next to the question mark button). GO to your C Drive (C:) and look for 2 folders: C:\Program Files

#LASERDRW NOT WORKING WITH NEW WINDOWS UPDATW HOW TO#

I am going to show how to determine it regardless of OS version and explain a setting that may need to be checked later. There are various methods for finding out if your PC is 32bit or 64bit.

#LASERDRW NOT WORKING WITH NEW WINDOWS UPDATW SOFTWARE#

There are x86 (32 bit) or 圆4 (64 bit) versions of the software you are going to install so you need to verify this on your PC.

Make sure the laser is powered up before installing the USB driver.

Make sure the laser is connected via USB before installing the USB driver.

The files on K40 Whisperer’s downloads page have the oldest on top.

Inkscape must be installed even if you do not intend to design in it.

The versions are important to the necessary interaction between them.

K40 Whisperer has dependencies on Inkscape for generating raster previews.

Though this article does give information on installation, the developer’s official documentation always supersedes all information contained herein and should always be referenced first. This guide will not delve into all of the functions and settings of the software because the official site already has it all. We are going to determine if you need x86 (32 bit) or 圆4 (64 bit) applications, download the correct K40 Whisperer and Inkscape versions, install them, load the correct USB drivers, and verify communication with the laser controller. Scorchworks did a phenomenal job on their software and the support documentation is stellar as well so I am going to simply highlight some important info and help you avoid some common errors for a smooth setup.

7 Installing On Mac (Not yet officially supported by the developer).

As previously mentioned, it works with either driver in Windows so you can continue to use whatever other software you choose as well. More advanced rotary attachment support, tools to make material alignment easier (especially on machines with stock smoke vent), and a supports the same file conventions that work in Whisperer. It also support PPI power modulation of the laser which is simply not available in any other software with the stock controller board. These are only a few of the advancements in MeerK40t that significantly sped up my workflow. And queue that up to run on the same stock inside the laser cutter and it can begin as soon as the first job completes.

So while the laser is still cutting the first job I can begin setup in the software on another job. I can even save that file and the modifications made inside MeerK40t to use it later (or even edit those changes further in Inkscape).įurthermore it supports adding multiple jobs to the queue. So I can load a single SVG, run in on the K40 then drag the objects to a different location on the bed and run it again without editing the file externally at all. Inside MeerK40t one can move the objects and images around at will. In Whisperer this would require updating the file in Inkscape and refreshing in Whisperer, or modifying the file, saving it under a different name, and then loading the new file in Whisperer. For example I often run the same job a few times to get the power settings correct, but move the objects around to cut/mark places on the same piece of test material. I was a Whisperer user for a while but it was cumbersome to iterate through experiments with Whisperer.