#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 FOR MAC#
#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#

#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#

You might also ping Garmin and tell them there is an issue with their Mac driver being more active then would otherwise be nice.

If you have found a solution please let me know. I have hundreds of runs that are broken up into different folders in different years, but thus far any and all attempts to migrate this data from the Windows Training Center to the Mac Training Center has resulted in what I consider an unindexed mess - everything is put back in pure date order, and all division by Event, Location, etc. I have been using the Garmin Training Center in Windows for several years and I was stunned at how non-compatible the Mac version has turned out to be.

#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 FOR MAC#

The pesky driver is related to the SiLabsUSBDriver for the Garmin ANT that the driver for Mac sets up in the following location: ~System/Library/Extensions/SiLabsUSBDriver.kext If it was in place I could not get the ANT agent in Windows to work, but deleting it made everything work again. With a test system I found that indeed the driver (when it installed without a hitch) was the issue. My corruption seemed to get so bad that I actually resorted to Archiving and Reinstalling OS X. HOWEVER - the Mac environment uses a driver for the Mac environment will utterly corrupt any attempt to get the ANT working in your Windows Virtual Machine.

#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

The install for me did not go smoothly, but eventually I got it working - at least for the Mac side of things. The catch is that if you REMOVE the Ant you have to catch it again during the next boot up or else you will crash the system again.ДЄlso - you may have found that Garmin now has the ANT agent for the native Mac environment.

Once either is done, the setting remains sticky so you can boot up and down and all is good. You can also click into settings and then click the box while the Virtual Machine is loading - but that is tricker to pull off. When the Virtual Machine is loading you can simply click on the grey USB icon and it will go black - then the ANT stick will be seen by Windows as it loads and kernel panic will be avoided. Ok, so to get the ANT set BEFOER windows was fully loaded I found two options. However, upon restarting the Virtual Machine the Ant was not automatically registered, and when I clicked on the grey icon for USB which identified itself as the Dynastream ANT2USB in the bottom window bar or went into settings and clicked on the check box I was greeted with a kernel panic and instructions about holding the power button to restart.

When I went through the install process for the ANT, I got to the point where I was told to install the ANT stick and I did - the system found it and it seemed like life would be fine. As you have already seen in the other responses to your post, folks are aware of this kernel panic issue and perhaps we will see a solution sometime in the near future.Д«ut here is what I did - let me give a bit of framing to be sure you are experiencing the same events along the way. So if someone could help me out there that would help.ДЄgain thanks' in advance for any suggestions.I went through this same issue, and found at least a partial solution. I have yet to find an ANT+ usb stick that states it is compatible with the GSC10. So whilst I am very grateful to you for your input, I am afraid to say that I must 'Please excuse me if I'm talking hogwash or haven't understood your needs'.ДЄs for Amazon being my first stop, that is where some of the confusion arises as I have seen some that appear only to be compatible with Forerunner. A different concept to uploading ride data for viewing/comparison. What I don't have is a means to transfer that live to a laptop in order to follow a training programme/schedule like TrainerRoad. Yes I have all I need to give me speed and cadence data and I have the relevant Garmin Communicator to upload my rides to Garmin Connect from the Edge 800 via usb on my PC.

If you do need an ant stick I would think amazon is first stop. Please excuse me if I'm talking hogwash or haven't understood your needs.

#GARMIN ANT AGENT ON WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#

I think the software you need on the PC to download is garmin communicator. I am similarly confined due to a shoulder op and by linking my gsc10 with my 500, I have the info I need on the 500 as I cycle and can download it to garmin connect and strava afterwards. If this is the case then you don't need an ant+ stick which enables wireless communication I think an 800 would download to PC via the mini USB cable. Garmin ANT Agent detects any paired Garmin devices in range and automatically downloads fitness data to your computer and. With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts. I don't know trainer road but if you have an 800 and a gsc10 then you have all you need to give you speed and cadence data. It is a training tool that works with your compatible Garmin fitness device.

Garmin ant agent on windows 10