While setting up a new PC with Windows 11 I ran into an incompatibility issue after installing the Maxflash Studio Software (v2.3) and connecting my Maxflash USB Programmer cartridge. Basically, the Atarimax USB driver (usb5200.sys) v1.0.0.7 is incompatible with Windows Security's Core Isolation Memory Integrity feature. This security feature has to be turned off to install the driver and use the Atarimax flash cartridge.

Just wondering if there are there any plans to update the Atarimax USB driver to overcome this problem?

About Windows 11, i dont know.
But on Windows 10 i had usb problems.
I solved them by connecting my atarimax stuff
to an older usb 1.1/2 hub.

Interesting. On my older PC which has Windows 10 I didn't have any USB problems. But I guess different hardware (motherboard) etc. can make all the difference.

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i can confirm this, my windows 11 machine kept aborting when trying to do a dump of an already programmed 8mbit cartridge.
i hooked it to an old crap fake chinese usb 3 hub and it now works in windows 11.

Great to know - thanks. I'll try out the hubs I have.

I can confirm that using a cheap hub will fix the disconnect issues on Windows 11. It was driving me nuts until I found this thread. Thanks for this post.