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Hi Michael,

I'm using VirtualHere on my Nvidia Shield and love the app, but I'm facing an annoying issue with a well known popup that appears every time I boot or wake my device.

Open VirtualHere USB Server to handle USB Composite Device? This app has not been granted record permission but could capture audio through this USB device.

This is referring to the USB receiver for the Android TV remote I have. 

So far I've been sure to

Hello,

I am having a very frustrating issue, I purchased and installed VirtualHere Windows Server to run on a sim rig machine running in my shed. I then installed VirtualHere Windows Client on my main gaming computer inside my office to use these USB Devices in-game.

On the server side we have the following USB devices;

Brand new user here, but I am trying to connect a device that requires a USB2.0 connection through to a VM. The device gets detected and I can push it to the VirtualBox VM, however the device is detected as using a USB 3.0 port despite being physically plugged into a USB 2.0 port on the device. Any way to force USB2.0 use or otherwise ensure the system will recognize the 2.0 port being used for the device?

Thanks!

Hello Michael,

I am experiencing an issue with my VirtualHere Client (version 5.8.7) on macOS Sequoia (15.3) where it repeatedly disconnects from remote VirtualHere Server, while connections to a local server remain stable. Below are the details:
Client & System Information

Hi,

I tried to share my USB drive from my MacBook Pro (M3 chip) to a Windows host using VirtualHere. In fact...... I found that the Windows client couldn't connect at all, but the macOS client worked fine. On the contrary, when Windows was the server and macOS was the client, they could connect. It's quite strange. Could you tell me the specific reason?

Hi!

The executable file (vhusbdarm/vhusbdarm) I'm currently using is too troublesome to import via WINSCP.

Hi!

I have a problem that didn't exist just a few days ago.

I recently upgraded CPU in the PC that functions as VirtualHere Server, from 3900X to 5700X3D. Should be irrelevant but I'm mentioning it nonetheless.

Alongside that hardware change, I finally made the jump from Windows 10 Pro to Windows 11 Pro. This is my first venture with Windows 11 on a personal computer at home.

As usual with Microsoft, something went terribly wrong. The most fun leisure activity I have been doing - split-screen co-op gaming using two PCs on one monitor - no longer functions!

Hello,

I have a Raspberry Pi 3B (might be a 3B+ actually) configured to boot Raspberry Pi OS from a USB flash drive instead of booting from the Micro SD card. I've found USB flash drives to be a lot more reliable than Micro SD cards. The remote location where the RPi is installed at has VERY unreliable power. I even had to install a RPi UPS on it.

The only other option I can think of is to revert back to using a Micro SD Card but to keep it in read-only mode so there's no chance for it to get corrupted.

https://www.virtualhere.com/node/4576

The same symptoms occurred

i use a new build of the VirtualHere USB Server apk (https://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/test/1078.apk)

But now the detailed firmware version goes up and doesn't work..

v76 (5091273.7810.520)

Is there a way to solve this problem?

I have VirtualHere set up on a Raspberry Pi to act as a hub to host various microprocessor development boards and debuggers for myself and my colleagues to use. I'm currently testing with OSX as my client. 

I've found that some boards work fine, but a couple don't and hang during certain operations. How best can I collect debug logs from VirtualHere to share here? The basic logging (via journalctl) doesn't show me anything relevant that I can see — just that the device binds to my client. 

Here are the boards that don't work: