FAQ – OMNICHECK®

What operating systems are supported?

Omnicheck requires Windows 10 (64-bit) or newer. For best performance and compatibility, Windows 11 (64-bit) is recommended.

Can I install Omnicheck on a Mac, tablet, or Chromebook?

No. Omnicheck is built for Windows computers only. Devices running macOS, ChromeOS, or mobile OS (iOS, Android) are not supported.

Will Omnicheck run on an ARM-based Windows computer (like some newer Surface models)?

Omnicheck is designed for Intel and AMD processors. Many ARM-based Windows systems are designed incompatibly, which may prevent required drivers and hardware communication from working correctly. While installation may succeed, performance and reliability are not guaranteed on ARM machines. For dependable operation, we recommend a computer with an Intel or AMD x64 processor.

Known / market ARM-based Windows laptop models:

Manufacturer / Brand	ARM / Snapdragon / Windows-on-ARM Models
Microsoft	Surface Pro X (SQ1, SQ2)
Microsoft	Surface Pro (ARM variants)
Microsoft	Surface Laptop (ARM / “Copilot+” ARM versions)
Dell	XPS 13 Snapdragon / Copilot+ variants
Dell	Inspiron 14 / 14 Plus Snapdragon X models
Dell	Latitude 7455 Snapdragon X Plus
HP	HP OmniBook X (Snapdragon / Copilot+ ARM models)
HP	HP EliteBook Ultra (Snapdragon X / Copilot+ ARM)
HP	HP OmniBook 5 (Snapdragon variants)
Lenovo	ThinkPad T14s (Snapdragon / ARM models)
Lenovo	Yoga Slim 7x (ARM / Snapdragon-based)
Acer	Acer Swift 14 AI (Snapdragon / ARM variant)
ASUS / Others	Vivobook S / models with Snapdragon X / Copilot+ branding

What computer specifications are recommended?

We suggest the following for reliable performance:

Processor: Intel Core i5 (2022 or newer) or AMD Ryzen 5 (5th Gen or newer)
Memory: 16 GB RAM or more
Storage: At least 15 GB available space (SSD preferred)
USB: At least two USB 3.0 ports + one USB-C port

Lower-spec machines (e.g. 8 GB RAM or older chipsets) may run Omnicheck, but we do not guarantee full functionality or speed under all test conditions.

Can Omnicheck run in a virtual machine or remote desktop environment?

No. Because Omnicheck requires direct low-level access to hardware and drivers, performance and hardware communication are not guaranteed in virtualized or remote desktop environments. It should be installed and run on a physical Windows computer directly connected to your testing hardware.