Hello!
I'm working with the following : 
1. Visual Studio 2019 with Visual Micro installed and working
2. Adafruit Metro M4 Grand Central development board (ATSAMD51P20A based)
3. Segger J-Link EDU

I'm able to debug fine, however, I am unable to program via the J-Link.
I would prefer to NOT have to use the WinUSB drivers, and would prefer to stick to the Segger utilities for programming and debugging. 
I managed to get the debugging functioning just fine, and it works as expected, using the included tutorials online. However, I haven't seen anything presented on how to use the Segger J-Link to program as well, instead of the USB cable (which also always requires putting the board into bootloader mode). 
Is there a guide or a tutorial on how to set that up in some way?

Simon@Visual Micro wrote on Apr 20^th, 2021 at 8:20am:

I wasn't sure how to set it up. I don't want to use the WinUSB drivers, and as I'm not familiar with setting up the IDE on how to use the J-Link flashing tools, that is why I'm here asking.

Most of my experience comes from just using Arduino. Formally, I'm an electrical engineer, and software has always been something I played around with. 
However, this time I'd like to actually use the correct tools and set them up correctly. However, there really wasn't any tutorial or knowledge anywhere on how to set it up to use the Segger tools directly for programming, only for debugging.

Thanks!

EDIT: As a side note, when the window to reply in is resized, it doesn't resize the page, so it will cover the "Post Message" and "Preview" buttons on the page until you resize it smaller.....just something I noticed. Most other forums I've visited resize things properly to prevent that from happening.

Simon@Visual Micro wrote on Apr 21^st, 2021 at 11:28am:

I don't like the WinUSB solution. It's not preferable. ie I hate  having to constantly switch back and forth with the drivers, and I'm not a fan of the OpenOCD solution (it's never worked as many times as I've tried, it's too convoluted and clumsy.....it either works, or it didn't, and in this case it didn't, but Segger's software did with no issues......)

Unfortunately, atmel studio is a relic of the past, and I've been unable to find a suitable download for it anymore (ever since Microshit....I mean, microchip bought them, they've taken a HUGE downward dive.....).