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When installing as a daemon, VH automatically provides a PLIST file in "/Library/LauchDaemons". This is great.

However, the PLIST file expects the config information to be located in "/Library/vhusbd.ini". To make it more macOS compliant, I suggest the config information should reside in "/Library/Application Support/VirtualHere/vhusbd.ini". 

I'm considering using VirtualHere to forward the USB connections to our Hamilton liquid handling robots. The robots are currently primarily controlled by a physical computer dedicated to each robot. We need a separate computer to be able to connect to the robots to test workflows that are in development without affecting the primary computer as it is a production environment.

2026-06-11 10:42:01 WARNING :Loading string descriptor for device on port 6 failed, A device attached to the system is not functioning. (0x0000001f)
2026-06-11 10:42:01 INFO :Found Full speed device [06a3:0bac] "Logitech, Logitech Flight Yoke" at address 12
2026-06-11 10:42:07 ERROR :Error binding device 12 [06a3:0bac] to connection 2, BIND_ERROR
2026-06-11 10:42:07 INFO :Unmanaging device 12 [06a3:0bac]

Can't seem to get this yoke to load.
 

Using instructions found here: https://www.virtualhere.com/client_service, I attempted to create the background service but unable to move the USB Client Console file to /usr/sbin as that's considered protected.

I've been having this problem for two days now, nothing has changed, and I was using VirtualHere to access a better computer, since mine is a low-end one. Since then, I've been trying to connect (using only the mouse connection), and the client doesn't recognize or even start connecting. I tried reinstalling Bonjour, since I saw similar problems related to this forum, and I couldn't even find Bonjour in the client's system. Sorry for any mistakes, my English isn't the best.

Clients Log:

I'm encountering an issue where my Logitech G29 racing wheel won't stay connected in VirtualHere.  I can see it on the server, but when I click on it the wheel does its initialization routine (rotates the wheel back and forth), but seems to get stuck, and then it will show up as being "in use" for about a second before disconnecting.  The log shows this:

2026-06-04 14:55:47 INFO :Found Full speed device [046d:c24f] "Logitech, G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel" at address 8
2026-06-04 14:56:08 ERROR :Error 13 in line 229, The data is invalid. (0x0000000d)

Hi.
I've been using (a licensed) Virtual Here to send a 3D mouse from macOS to my work Windows machine for the last few years.  All is good with that.
Last week i attached a Windows box along side the macOS box, and switch between them with the Keyboard/Mouse switch (really USB port switch) built in to a Dell monitor.
I'm trying to figure out what I need to do to make the client machine (Windows at work) see the 3D controller.

Do I have to stop the server on the macOS, then start it on the Home Windows machine, and vice versa?

Hi all,
I'm using VH for connecting to USB vehicle interfaces via tailscale VPN.

Been working well for a long time including today with another device.
2 different laptops at one location I can no longer use.
Sharing works fine, but the device in the client device manager cannot start:

This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.
 

On the server laptops, there is a popup that the driver has been blocked vhsd_usb.sys.

Hi,

I'm really enjoying your product.

I am currently using the VXE R1SE mouse, which supports Bluetooth, 2.4G wireless, and wired modes.

When I connect the mouse to my tablet via a wired connection, the driver is recognized properly and the mouse works perfectly. However, when I plug the 2.4G wireless receiver into a USB hub, the tablet does not recognize it at all.

Is there any way to fix this issue or any workaround you could suggest?

Thank you, and I look forward to your reply.

Hi,

VH worked the very first time using Steam Link and Logitech Driving Force Pro wheel playing American Truck Simulator.

But after that very first time, it stopped working.  Tried rebooting both Steam Link and computer, starting Steam as administrator, toggling USB share in Steam Link, downloading and installing VH client (it did see the wheel and showed that I was using it), and set VH as a service.  VH is running according to Task Manager but wheel is not showing up in ATS.