Support

We are evaluating your software, but I'm unable to get the disconnect user option working. It doesn't show up. The server is Raspberry Pi 4(your image), and the client is Windows 10 x64. I've added the -a option when launching the client, but the disconnect option doesn't show up. Is that option only available if you purchase it?

Thanks.

Brad

Hello,

I recently updated VirtualHere client to version 4.8.8 from version 4.2.6 and i see the sporadic segfault in Linux and I am able to reproduce this issue using the script below. The same issue occurs in VirtualHere client version 4.9.1 also. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Hey there Michael!

Been enjoying VirtualHere for quite a while now, using it on a Samsung Galaxy Note9 Snapdragon (SM-N9600) running Android Pie, and I've come to notice that every device I've tried works as long as it is not storage, given that using a Steam Link with the same devices proves successful, I believe I may need a Custom Event Handler for such devices.

I currently don't have a computer handy, so any help you could provide would be most appreciated.

Here is the System Messages output from trying to use them:

The 'scope works fine on the server machine but VH returns an error when I select it in the client "There was an error using this device".

The logfile shows :-

2019-11-04 00:02:15 ERROR :Failed to enumerate drivers when selecting, No more data is available. (0x00000103)
2019-11-04 00:02:15 ERROR :Error binding device 6 [04b5:6022] to connection 1, BIND_ERROR

The drivers are installed on the client and server machines.

I am running Win7 Pro on both machines.

Is there any way around this ??

Regards,
David

I'm trying to use VirtualHere with my G920 Logitech Wheel

Environment:

VirtualHere Server on Win10
VirtualHere Client on Windows Server 2019

Log:

So,

I have two PC's. One in the living room connected to the TV and one in another room for gaming. I now want to play games on my TV using my gaming PC which I ecomplished via a 20 meter HDMI cable (works). My plan was using VirtualHere to take care of the game pads. So I installed the trial version of the server (Win 10 - 64 bit) on my living room PC where I have my game pads connected and the client on my gaming rig. That worked perfectly with the Steam Controller.

I was evaluating VirtualHere, which was looking promising as a means to have locally connected iOS devices available on macOS machines, but stumbled trying to get several iOS devices to be usable on macOS.

Hello,

I'm trying out Virtualhere with the server running on a freshly installed Raspberry Pi and the client on Mac OS X Sierra. It works fine with my mouse or my keyboard but I can't seem to find any clean way to make a device used by the client be used again by the server. For example, if the client starts using the mouse connected to the Pi, the only way I find for the Pi to use the mouse back again is to disconnect the client, shut-down the server and then unplug and reconnect the mouse. Is there a better way to do this ?

Hi,

I appear to be having trouble with connecting to shared USB dongles after this months Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 10 build 1903. Connecting to shared devices has become intermittent, where it'll show in the VirtualHere client as being Connected but messages are displayed on-screen stating that the USB Device is not recognized. Under Device Manager, the device shows as "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)".

I've tried the following -

Hi Support,