TSScanClient
TSScanClient is a remote-scanning utility that redirects scanners and scanning functionality from a Windows Terminal Server or Citrix environment to a Mac client. It allows users connected via Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) or PCoIP to use local scanners attached to their Mac as if they were connected to the remote Windows session, supporting devices like ScanSnap and various Ambir scanners. It is primarily used by businesses where Mac users need to access scanning from within a Windows application or server session, particularly in corporate and healthcare environments.
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1 suggestionThe vendor's changelog explicitly mentions a fix for "client install on ARM64" in recent releases, signalling that TSScanClient has been actively updated to support Apple Silicon. Terminalworks appears to be maintaining the product with regular bug fixes and feature additions, including recent improvements to the Mac client experience. The next step is to visit the official TSScanClient download page at terminalworks.com/remote-desktop-scanning/downloads to confirm and obtain the current native-capable build. If you are running an older version, downloading and installing the latest version from that URL should provide ARM64 support. If the download page does not clearly indicate a Universal Binary or native Apple Silicon build, contact Terminalworks directly to confirm which version you need and whether your current installation requires a fresh setup or can be updated in place. Given that you have 27 months until macOS 28 arrives in September 2028, there is reasonable time to coordinate with the vendor or upgrade to a current build that supports Apple Silicon.
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