Thought I would pull out my Omnimic and give it a try on a new Windows 11 computer.
All I get is this message,
Yes I have .NET 3.5 Framework installed.
Yes I have downloaded the most recent 5.2 from Dayton.
Yes I have tried running it as Administrator.
Yes I have tried running it with Mic not installed, same issue.
Yes I have rebooted several times.
Any other suggestions?
Dude I went through the same thing.
I know you stated you already have 3.5 frame work, is there a way to reload that, or make sure it’s enabled? I’m not computer literate, they mainly frustrate the crap out me when they don’t do what they’re supposed to.
I know windows updates goofs shit up here at work. Got any windows updates hanging out there by chance?
Might have some PC (hardware) updates out there too.
Sometimes older stuff wants a file that the newer one won’t install. End up needing to track down which version to install to satisfy it. I found that would happen alot with programs that use visual c++.
Man I’m glad I don’t do that stuff anymore 
Post over at PETT, the author monitors that forum. He might be able to help you.
Just did JR, thank you.
David.
Same deal on my Windows 11 PC, a Dell Latitude 5490 running a clean install of Windows 11. I have a second Windows 11 PC, same Dell laptop model, except that it was upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11, and OmniMic runs fine on it. I may have to try the same thing on the one having problems, just to see if it somehow ‘fixes’ things to have Windows 10 installed first. I just quit trying to run Omnimic on the Windows 11 clean install laptop, and I’ll probably have to migrate to REW or something.
I have a Win11 laptop, and it never had 10 on it, and my Omnimic V1 runs just fine.
