So finally, ControlMyNikon does support Windows 11 in the most recent version available for download.
We held off on declaring it compatible with Windows 11 until we had more experience with Windows 11 and Win11 updates and the hardware combinations out there. It seems to be about as compatible as Windows 10, so you should experience few issues.
The only exception would be Windows 11 S, which only allows apps to be installed directly from the Windows App Store, which we don't use.
Cheers!
Windows 11 Now Supported
Moderator: DevRuss
Windows 11 Now Supported
Russ - Tetherscript Developer
Re: Windows 11 Now Supported
I have recently upgraded to a Windows 11 desktop and manged to transfer my 'Control my Nikon' to the new unit - however I am encountering some problems - what would be the logical next step on my path to success 

Re: Windows 11 Now Supported
Hi there,
I am trying to setup ControlMyNikon on a new laptop. Prior to installing the software, I let Windows 11 complete all pending updates including "22H2".
I am unable to connect to the camera, have tried several cables and bodies. Previously had no issues on my old laptops/OS (Windows 8 and 10).
Can you confirm if the software works with the latest Windows 11 major update, 22H2? Thank you.
I am trying to setup ControlMyNikon on a new laptop. Prior to installing the software, I let Windows 11 complete all pending updates including "22H2".
I am unable to connect to the camera, have tried several cables and bodies. Previously had no issues on my old laptops/OS (Windows 8 and 10).
Can you confirm if the software works with the latest Windows 11 major update, 22H2? Thank you.
Re: Windows 11 Now Supported
1) Please check that you are not using the 'S' version of Windows 11 as it restricts what you can do, and only permits installs from the Microsoft Store (which ControlMyNikon is not on).
2) Win11 22H2 works good here with the most recent release of ControlMyNikon.
Does Windows recognize the camera when you connect it via USB? You should be able to see it in the Device Manager.
2) Win11 22H2 works good here with the most recent release of ControlMyNikon.
Does Windows recognize the camera when you connect it via USB? You should be able to see it in the Device Manager.
Russ - Tetherscript Developer