Holley EFI Drivers for VMware Fusion

VMware Fusion runs Windows 11 ARM on Apple Silicon Macs for professional and enthusiast tuning workflows. Pair it with iCANDrivers so your Holley 558-443 USB-CAN adapter works inside the VM—same garage setup, modern Mac hardware.

Holley 558-443 Cable Info

Setup Steps for VMware Fusion

Follow this workflow to run Holley tuning software on Windows 11 ARM inside VMware Fusion.

  1. 1

    Install VMware Fusion on your Apple Silicon Mac and create a Windows 11 ARM virtual machine

  2. 2

    Configure USB controller settings so external devices can attach to the VM

  3. 3

    Download your Holley tuning software inside the Windows 11 ARM guest OS

  4. 4

    Purchase iCANDrivers and run the installer inside the VMware VM

  5. 5

    Plug in the Holley 558-443 cable, connect it to the VM, and verify communication in your Holley software

USB tip: Use VMware Fusion's USB connection menu to attach the Holley 558-443 adapter to the Windows VM. Disconnect the device from macOS before connecting it to the guest if macOS claims it first.

Holley Software in VMware Fusion

One iCANDrivers license covers every Holley tool below on your Mac VM — open your software for a Mac-specific install guide.

Popular Mac Models with VMware Fusion

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Holley EFI work in VMware Fusion on Mac?

Yes. VMware Fusion supports Windows 11 ARM on Apple Silicon. Install Holley software in the VM and add iCANDrivers so the 558-443 CAN adapter works over USB passthrough.

Is VMware Fusion or Parallels better for Holley tuning?

Both work with iCANDrivers. Parallels is often easier for USB passthrough out of the box; VMware Fusion is a solid choice if you already use it for other workflows. Pick the VM you know and follow our setup steps.

Which cable do I need for Holley EFI in VMware Fusion?

Most setups use the Holley 558-443 CAN to USB cable. Sniper 2 uses the 558-495 adapter, which iCANDrivers does not support.

Can I use iCANDrivers on Intel Macs with VMware?

iCANDrivers targets ARM gaps where Holley's driver fails. Intel Macs running Windows in VMware typically use Holley's stock driver; contact support if you are unsure which setup applies.