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My VirtualHere Client, which has previously worked with no issues, has stopped connecting to my Raspberry Pi v3. The autofind attempts to connect to the server, but repeatedly fails, with the System Messages just repeating:

INFO :Could not connect to raspberrypi.local.:7575

over and over again. I've attempted to manually put the Pi's IP address in but I get the same error with the IP address in place of "raspberrypi.local".

As in the subject. Is there a way?
I first wanted to use over Steam Link but that seems not to work for my use condition so the other option for me could be this one.

I have some experience with Linux and shell but not that much more than following guides and moving files around maybe ^^

Okay, so ive been trying everything under the sun over the course of several weeks in order to get VH running completely in the back ground.

I play remotely from a shield tv using steam, and if i return to my pc after the session - a virtual here icon is running in my tray. If i set it to run as a service, the service goes in, I can see it running in services.msc, and best i can tell, the app no longer appears in the tray until I restart my pc. At which point, the tray icon starts appearing again.

How do i get this to persist?

this is in the vdf in steam

I have started to use virtual here as instructed by support at shadowbox as there forwarding of joystick and throttle has been updated and is not working any more for me.

After some problem getting the firewall to work, i have a connection from the shadow box and can forward my joystick and throttle and it works for about a minuter or 2 and then the client disconnects and then connects again after a few seconds. And have lost all my usb connections.

When checking the connection with shadows overlay there is not dropped packages and no strange peeks in network ping time.

Dear Michael,

I assume if I fix this error then the server will automatically start when I boot the system?

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Hello all,

I managed to get VirtualHere setup on my MacBook running Mac OS X 10.15.3 (server) and my rented cloud PC running Windows 10 (client) after forwarding the required port on my router.

On the client machine I can see the USB server running on my Mac and have enabled the USB mouse receiver however Windows is giving me a driver error and I don't understand why..

Has anyone experienced a problem like this?

Thanks :-)

I have been testing the virtualhere software because I could use to program microcontrollers distributed from a central computer with only a rpi on battery.
The software working fine when the client is on a Computer with Windows 10 home edition. But the software is not working when de client is on a Computer with Windows 10 Profesional edition. All the programs (arduino IDE, platformIO, MobaXterm, Coolterm ) say me that the port access is denied.
Has anyone else had this issue?
is there any solution?

Thank you

Hi All,

we use a Server with 5 different Dongles. The clients discover the server correct witout any doubts.
When we now want to connect a dongle to a client (Use this device) it takes 5-10 minutes until the dongle is available on the client.
It takes this time too, until the other clients recognise that this dongle is already in use.
Is this behavior normal? Because it's sometimes quite annoying to wait this time.
Does anyone has any idea what we can check?

Regards
Stefan

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