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Hello,

I´ve got one machine running the server, to this machine is connected cutting plotter via USB port, other machine in LAN runs the client and can see the host and all its usb devices, I can connect to the shared USB plotter and then there starts automatic installation of the VirtualHere usb drivers followed by installation of the USB plotter.

The interface for both the client and server seem simple as falling off a log but apparently I'm missing some key settings.

I've installed the server on my Shield TV Pro (2019) and a client is on my Win10 desktop. The goal is to plug a Logitech G13 gameboard into the Shield and stream games from my Win10 PC via either the Steam Link app or Moonlight.

When I start the virtualhere server on my laptop it disables my bluetooth or at least causes my mouse and keyboard to lose their bluetooth connection to the laptop. The only way I have found to restore their connection is restart my laptop.

Anyone have a workaround for this?

We have an issue with the VirtualHere client on our HP towers and laptops running Windows 10. The issues that users are reporting is that USB devices that are connected randomly disconnect and USB ports do not recognize new devices plugged in as the ports seem to be non-operational, A reboot is necessary to reset the USB subsystem. The problems persist once VH subsystem is running.

Months ago, I was trying to push the limits of speed with my VirtualHere setup but I'm running into a problem with a high-performance device.

OS: Debian 9.3 4.9.0-8-amd64
VirtualHere Server 4.0.0
CPU: Xeon E5-1620 v2 @ 3.70GHz

My Windows 10 client host is directly connected to the server through 10 GigE network cards.

Hello and thank you for reading my post,

I have set up my Steam Link and bought VirtualHere (+ Unlimited DLC) and everything works fine except when I share the Xbox wireless adapter and try to connect a controller. Just as it (the controller) connects the PC has a BSOD (irql_gt_zero_at_system_service). I have tried it multiple times and the connection is stable even with the adapter shared but only when I connect the controller it chrashes...

Thx in advance

Tim

I am using a Brother QL-1100 printer connected to an Asustor NAS with the VirtualHere driver.

The Brother P-Touch Editor software supplied with the printer works fine on Catalina and I am able to print using the label designer despite the printer not showing up in the list of Printers and Faxes in OS X Settings. Hence the P-Touch software seems to be able to make a direct connection to the QL-1100 via VirtualHere - so something definitely works.

Hi everyone,

For the last few weeks I've been happily using VirtualHere to share two USB printers via a Synology NAS. It was simple enough to install the NAS package and the client on my Windows machines.

But something has broken my happy setup. In the last few days the Client keeps "searching for hubs", then "connecting to USB hub", but it never connects. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the client, using the latest version. I've also uninstalled and reinstalled the server app.

So I use DUMO to monitor my drivers every good once in awhile. This go around, ive knocked everything off the list except

---VirtualHere USB 3 eXtensible Host Controller VirtualHere Pty. Ltd. 4.39.57.513 Update available (18.15.19.112)---

what does one need to do in order to update that guy? Uninstall the host controller, re-download the newest client and run it?

I wonder is there anyway for me to stimulate the action of Ctrl+C to terminate the server in Raspberry Pi?

I understand that we can execute the server initially in Daemon using :

sudo ./vhusbdarm -b

and terminate it by using :

sudo kill -9 $(pidof ./vhusbdarm)

but this will cause the lost of my /dev/video0 driver in my Raspberry Pi. (As Ctrl+C will not cause this issue)

Looking for alternative way to do so.