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<p>Hello,
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<p>I'm trying to use my Logitech G920 over VirtualHere, however the driver cannot be located on the VirtualHere website by the look of things... error shown in VH server as below:
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<p>2019-05-11 20:39:06 INFO :Installing driver for class LGWinUSB {E24E7A3C-87CD-4AC9-B426-EEC8521B7710}<br />

Hi, I'm working on a project requires remote (over cellular network) access to the devices with Serial or proprietary USB communication protocols. Everything looks good and all devices I have tested recognized and available on remote computer, and everything working fine when server and client are on the same physical network. But when I try to communicate with device over cellular connection, data transfer between application and device becomes very slow and after some time application drops connection with message "Device is not responding".

Hi,
I'm trying virtualhere using a raspberry pi.
I installed the server and virtual client (windows) connects to the Hub.
When virtualhere loads my server I get a warning message
"This server is optimized for maximum speed. You need to purchase ...."
When I click on the connected USB device I get the error message
"This server trial has expired ...."

Can you tell me how I can solve this?

Thanks
Andrea

I’m using an ethernet cable of 300 feet with a Raspberry Pi connected to one end, and a laptop to the other end. A USB device is plugged in the Raspberry Pi and I want to access it with my computer. What is the maximum length of a USB over Ethernet connection with VirtualHere?

Hi,

I am looking to roll out the above devices on a Paxton Gate entry system that has a USB configuration setup that connects to a Net2 software application.

I have set up the Hubs on a static ip and attached the Virtual server Gl-mt300n-v2 via LAN connection...O can see the device and it finds the USB device as :-

Hub -usb device = Net2 USB/RS485 Convereter

Vendor: Paxton
Product: Net2 USB/RS485 converter
Vendor ID: 0x0403
Product ID: 0x6001
Serial: 1641689
Address: 21

Hi,

Using Raspberry Pi 3, we are running the ERP program on Windows server virtual machine via virtual here.

In the last few weeks, we're having trouble with the virtual here program. The connection between the server and the raspberry pi breaks for a few seconds.

The following in the event log appears on the server;
1.) Server ping timeout, shutting down connection 8
2.) Connection 8 socket closed (rx)
3.) Connection 8 remotely disconnected gracefully (rx)
4.) Could not connect to onem-2.local.:7575 (Our Raspberry).

Dear VirtualHere-Team,

I´m in progress virtualizing a Win Server 2003 x32 system used for data logging (offline operation) with a custom usb i/o-interface due to worn-out pc-hardware. Now I´m looking for a Win32 compatible version of your VirtualHere Client EXE (e.g. V4.0.1). The recent version (4.7.x) of the VH-client responds with "not a valid Win32 Application" when I try to launch it under 2003.

Hi,
today my Windows 10 received most recent updates, after which VirtualHere Client doesn't manage to connect to dongle.

Basic info about my system: Windows 10 Pro, version 1809, OS build 17763.475, 64-bit OS, x64-based processor
Dongle is inserted in QNAP NAS on which four computers are connected.

Best Regards,

Daniel.

Hello,

I have 1 virtualhere windows 10 server with a purchased license and it works perfectly with a bluetooth dongle which I'm using to connect 2 Xbox One Controllers. However, I have also bought the Xbox Wireless Adapter and I want to run the adapter through Virtualhere to use the controllers with the adapter. When I click on "use this device" does not complete function (the client eventually shows "there was an error using this device") and the server logs a BIND_ERROR.
Please, could you help me?

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

<p>Hi,
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<p>I installed both client/server via homebrew on two Macs/tried to use it for iPhone sharing, then decided to uninstall them (iPhone connection doesn't work).
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<p>First I tried "brew cask uninstall virtualhere" but apparently it did not remove the drivers.
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<p>Then I tried
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<p>"sudo /Users/<username>/Applications/VirtualHere.app/Contents/MacOS/VirtualHere --uninstall-service" followed by<br />