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I am able to run the Client manually, but it will not run as a service.
It says it installed and that it is running, but when I look in services, it is stopped. If I try to start it from services, it goes immediately back to stopped.
There are no events in the event viewer.

Solution was to uninstall as a service and reinstall.
vhui64.exe -u
Successfully Removed
vhui64.exe -b
Successfully Installed and Started (This time it actually started)

I am using a Raspberry pi 3 model B v1.2 for my server and then windows 10 64 bit (with anniversary update) for my client. However after trying numerous times I cannot get the client to detect the Raspberry pi.

My first use of this software did not go so well but im not going to complain im trying some odd things. using a windows xp client trying to make a direct network connection over rs-232 as soon as i got my handshake the client lost connection with the usb server.

Are there any known RS-232 issues with this Software?

what im looking for is a way to transfer my USB devices to a VBox virtual machine over a NAT connection due to there usb issues, does anyone else use this software this way any issues?

As a complete novice I watched a youtube video then downloaded and ran the USB server in the Downloads directory instead of moving it to /usr/sbin . Now I want the usb server to boot on startup. Will it boot on startup if I CD to the downloads directory and add the following?

wget http://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/scripts/vhusbd…
sudo chmod +x ./vhusbdpin
sudo mv vhusbdpin /etc/init.d
sudo update-rc.d vhusbdpin defaults
sudo reboot

I am trying to run VirtualHere client on a 32 bit Win XP (SP2) installation running as a virtual machine in VirtualBox. VirtualBox is running on an old MacBook Pro which is running Mac OS 10.11.6 (El Capitan) (64 bit).

VirtualHere USB server is running in Mac OS.
When I run VirtualHere client in the virtual Win XP it starts up and shows the 'USB Hubs' icon in its window but nothing else (ie no USB devices).

So I have been frustrated the past year trying to stream Xbox One through Nvidia Shield Tablet. Using this software is the closest I have come to successfully getting this to work. Locally when using virtualhere inside my network the Xbox One controller shows up correctly. I have it plugged in USB to the tablet running the server on my shield tablet and the client on my PC. The hub shows up and I enable the controller. Windows detects it and it displays correctly. It shows up as "Xbox Peripherals" - Xbox Controller.

Hi

I setup the virtualhere through a Raspberry Pi 2 server, by using vhusbdarmpi2. Everything works nice, and my xbox controller works also. The odd behavior is with vibrations. When something has to vibrate shortly in-game, the vibrations continue long after the moment has passed, even after going in to the game menus.

Any suggestions?

For now I have turned them off, but I would like to play and use the vibrations of the controller.

Hello,

Just tried to share a Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver from a 64-bits Windows 10 server to a 64-bits Windows 10 client and failed with the following error:

Hi,
perhaps you could help.
I am experiencing problems with gemalto smartcard reader. I can see cardreader in the client, but when I try to use it, it shows error.
I am using OSX 10.11 with native drivers on both sides. Server log is below. Thanks :)

I'm in OSX 10.9.4

Just before the installer should finish I get these console errors: