

- #GARMIN EXPRESS UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT WORKING INSTALL#
- #GARMIN EXPRESS UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT WORKING TRIAL#
I generally followed the steps listed in WineHQ:
#GARMIN EXPRESS UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT WORKING INSTALL#
Sudo apt-get install exfat-fuse exfat-utils Install exfat utils (again not 100% if necessary) Install/update MTP libs (not 100% sure if necessary, but still no harm) Ignore any and all error messages from the installation application. Install the latest Garmin Express (I run Garmin Express version 7.11.0.0) using wine. Also, when you plug in your Garmin, right-click it in the Files and mount it. Also in winecfg, map the Garmin to a drive letter (should happen by itself, but make sure it appears). Run winecfg and set Windows version to Windows Vista. Also open winetricks and install the vc2010express from the Applications menu. Force install some dependencieswinetricks -force dotnet48 corefonts d3dcompiler_47(I know, you'll get a warning message about dotnet48, but this is what worked for me). I had to go command line in Ubuntu to do this.sudo dpkg -add-architecture i386wget -nc apt-key add winehq.keysudo add-apt-repository 'deb impish main'sudo apt install -install-recommends winehq-stable Update your Wine installation to use the latest stable version (I run wine version 7.0). My procedure (not necessarily in the right particular order, and not 100% sure which of these are redundant and which ones are the one that did the trick). I have a Garmin Approach S6 golf watch. This should probably work for other versions, but YMMV.
#GARMIN EXPRESS UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10 NOT WORKING TRIAL#
So after a lot of trial and error, I've managed to get Garmin Express to run under Wine on my Ubuntu Linux 21.10! No VM, no VirtualBox or Containers!
