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I've previously been connecting a wireless xbox 360 controller via the microsoft USB dongle plugged directly into my steam link. This actually worked quite well, with the exception of emulators, because the emulator would read inputs as both a controller and kb/m at the same time, so pressing the B key would also push Esc and effectively quit my emulation.

Hello.

I am getting error on Windows 2008 R2:

07/07/16 10:39:39 LOG_ERR Error starting device manager
07/07/16 10:39:39 LOG_INFO >>> Shutdown <<<

What am I doing wrong?

Have:
MS 2012 Server R2
Local client

Needed: - Kill proccess com4 port on server, and create new, without making a reboot local client.

The SteamLink is a remote gaming device developed by Valve Inc. that transfers a computer game running on a PC in an home office etc, onto a TV in the living room. VirtualHere improves the compatibility of SteamLink by providing firmware that accurately transfers USB signals from the SteamLink to the remote PC. The Steamlink is an ARM based embedded device running an Marvell Cortex-A9 1Ghz processor. It has 3 USB 2.0 ports and , 100Mbps Ethernet, and 802.11ac 2x/t/r wifi built in as well as HDMI output.

To use VirtualHere on the SteamLink:

Hello VirtualHere,

I've recently (~3 weeks) started using Steam Link and soon after that purchased VirtualHere.

It functions as advertised, but it completely distorts any and all sound on any mouse movement. I'll post the contents of my DXDIAG below after explaining the issue slightly more accurately.

Michael,

We're getting on well with our two (Linux & Win64) servers - currently offering 47 dongles to 10 users.

Something you may have already considered and rejected, but which I feel may be of benefit to those with large number of attached devices is a method of grouping 'like' dongles.

For example, we have 9 different types of software license dongles attached, with between 2 and 7 dongles of each type. In order to identify them, I have used nicknames so they currently show as:

I wish to create a script using the API to allow certain client machines to connect to just one specific port on a server.
Looking at the API documentation I can see the command to connect to a server from a client example vhui64.exe -t "USE,QNAP.114", am I correct in assuming the QNAP is the FQDN of the server and the .114 is the port number? I've tried using the command in this way but it fails.
Again for the command "STOP USING,
" would it be [FQDN].[portnumber]?

Thanks for your help,
Rob

Before I begin I would like to thank you for making this software.

Running the Virtualhere win64 version in Windows 7. I want to only show 1-2 devices to clients. Tried using, 'AllowedDevices=54c/268', but it doesn't work. The client still shows all connected devices. What's weird is, 'IgnoredDevices=54c/268', works in hiding the device. Am I doing something wrong?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Michael,

Have just started setting up the windows server after installing the licence... I appreciate the windows VH is still in development...

The windows machine (Win7 x64) we're using has three devices attached (mouse, keyboard, printer).

Keyboard - 45E/DD
Mouse - 45E/39
Printer - 3F0/4E17

I tried ignoring all three through the client which initially got rid of the mouse and printer, but only amended the config.ini with the details of the keyboard and mouse!

I sent this in via email but then thought that might not be the right media for support.

I've recently switched from the QNAP Server to the Windows Server. At the present time I'm using three devices. A USB 2 flash drive, a 1TB USB3 HDD and a 4TB Seagate Portable HDD.

The first two work fine but the 4TB drive shows. The following error in the eventlog.

:Cannot capture device USB\VID_0BC2&PID_AB28\MSFT30NA7P19PB because it is of class SCSIAdapter

I've tried moving it to a USB2 port which shows the same issue.