mouse & native software are not congruent

[oneten10twenties]

//----GOAL----TO----SYNC----MOUSE----TO----ITS----NATIVE----SOFTWARE----FOR----CONFIGS-------------HID--COMPLIANT-----MOUSE----//

//////where * exists represents what i have done////
>*Have done all the pass throughs, the mouse and software work perfectly fine in its secluded state, moves effortless through VMfusion and Host OS

//----ISSUE----//

>Mouse, Razer DeathAdder V3 reads HID compliant mouse in Hosts Windows 11 Device Manager = TRUE

> During Hosts software boot up, the software does not detect the mouse that has been already been passed through via usb.generic. prompting "connect a device" 

//----VARIABLES---//

>Vmfusion reads Razer DeathAdder V3 = TRUE
>Client OS reads Razer DeathAdder V3 = TRUE
>Client OS Device Manager reads HID compliant mouse
>*I exclusively denied all driver updates to the clients drivers and allowed only the software to receive updated driver & mouse that also nests on the client OS. This output gave me directed advertisements related to my mouse in the software during relaunching

 //----TROUBLESHOOT----//

>*reinstalled Vmfusion
>*reininstalled client OS drivers
>*reinstalled Synapse3 software
>*reinstalled DeathAdder V3 driver
>*Hardware & device troubleshoot
>*Changed mouse policies in client OS
>*reinstalled client OS
>*repair on software
>*host Disk first aid


//---COMPATABILITY---//
>software Windows 10&11
>mouse windows/macos
>Host OS. MacOS Sonoma ARM M3 Max
>Client OS. VMfusion - Windows 11 IoT Enterprise ARM64


//-----CLIENT---OS----DEVICE---MANAGER---//
>HID mouse compliant

//---CLIENT---OS-----//
>Windows read Razer DeathAdder V3

//-----VMFUSION---//
> reads RazerDeathAdder V3

much appreciate anyone with some further insight, i have exhausted all entry level basics i think 

[Technogeezer]

Have you verified that the Razer driver and/or software  is compatible with Windows 11 ARM? If the device needs a driver, drivers compiled for Intel Windows typically won't work with Microsoft's Intel->ARM translator, and must be recompiled for ARM code in order to work on Windows 11 ARM.

[oneten10twenties]

according to Razer it works on all drivers 

[Technogeezer]

"works on all drivers" isn't answering the question. The question is: does the software and any associated drivers work on Windows 11 ARM.

Third party mouse enhancements won't be passed through the VMware USB virtual mouse device to a guest.  So there will be no seamless passthrough of the host mouse enhancement software (i.e. the extra button capabilities) to the VM guest.  

However, you should be able to take the advice of KB article https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article?legacyId=1033435 (with all the warnings) so that the mouse can be connected (not shared) with the VM (note that if you do this, you are connecting the mouse to the guest and it's removed from the host). At that point if the guest is seeing the mouse properly, it's up to the mouse's drivers and software installed in the VM to configure the special functions of the device - which are not coordinated with what you may have set for the device on the host.