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Hi
I´m using a RaspberryPi to get a online time recording station for orienteering, the station is USB and I need to connect the RaspberryPi to internet trough a 4G USB modem.

When i boot the Raspberry it connects to internet and my VPN if Virtualhere isen´t enabled.
And if I then start Virtualhere all works fine i get a connection to my VH-server at my Pi.

But if I setup Virtualhere to autostart in some way on the Pi i´m unable to connect to internet.

Seems to me Virtualhere somehow hijacks the USB modem.
So how do I make it not to do that

Hi,

I'm highly interested in purshasing a licence, but I want to try it out first. Not working yet.

I am having a strange issue, to me at least, regarding my Xbox controllers downstairs controlling my PC when my device they are connected to is turned off. So I have an Nvidia Shield that I use a wireless Xbox dongle to simulate it being connected to my pc via VirtualHere. But all devices, mouse, and keyboard included will begin to control my PC even when I don't have the shield running, which I thought meant the VH part wasn't running and even with the server not open or running on my PC.

I use a Shadow cloud PC, and I am trying to connect a TrackIR system to it. I have read through the forums to find out how to get it to work, and they all point me toward this service. I have installed the server on my local, the client on my Shadow and the VM software to connect it all. I can get the hub to pick up on the Shadow, but I keep getting this error,
"Error 2 installing drivers, the system cannot find the file specified."
The log for the client shows " INFO :No drivers found, they will be installed
2021-03-19 09:03:32 INFO :SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces failed

Hi,

I'm running VirtualHere client vhui64.exe v5.1.6 on a Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V VM, connecting to VirtualHere Server vhusbdwin64.exe, also v5.1.6, on a Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V host. I did not install Bonjour on the server, since this is a very straightforward permanent network connection and I didn't see any need for a discovery service.

Are there instructions for a complete newbie? I want to use a Raspberry Pi 0 w as the server at one location and a Linux desktop as client at another location. I think I got it installed on the Pi but I can't find newbie instructions to install the client on a Linux Mint desktop.

After connecting using EasyFind to my server, all the usb devices show up, but when I try connecting I get an error "Windows cannot find dpinsts.exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." after clicking ok, a message pops up "Error installing 2 drivers, the system cannot find the file specified"

Hello,

Is it possible to run the VirtualHere client on RedHat 8?

How can I install the required kernel modules?

Thank you,
Flavio

Hello,

I'm a Radio Amateur and would like to use a transceiver in my local network using a Raspberry 4 B and VH.

The transceiver is a Yaesu FT 991a (https://www.yaesu.com/indexVS.cfm?cmd=DisplayProducts&ProdCatID=102&enc…). Connected directly by USB it works fine.
Info: The transceiver has a built in sound card for Microphone / Speakers.

I'm trying to use a spacenavigator controller from my old 2010 mac (high sierra) laptop connected to a windows 7 server at office through Microsoft Remote desktop over OpenVPN.
I couldn't find any instruction on how to configure and forward ports for this kind of connections...
Sorry for the newbie question, but should I setup anything on the VPN before trying to correctly operate VirtualHere ?