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Hello,

I am having trouble getting VirtualHere to isolate USB devices to individual RDP sessions on a Windows Remote Desktop Session Host. I need devices authenticated and bound to the current RDP session, but the behavior differs depending on how the client is launched and I cannot find a reliable way to achieve per‑session isolation.

Hello,

From my own ubuntu PC, I am trying to access USB devices on an NVIDA Orin devkit that is connected to another ubuntu PC, by using VirtualHere. The PCs are locally connected through wired Ethernet and the communication is quite stable. 

Hi 
My Raspberry Pi's SD card failed.
I've installed the latest version, but now I can't get my license to work.
What are the steps to reset a Raspberry Pi 5B to factory settings? With an existing license

Best regards, Nils Petter

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

However, the PLIST file puts the config information into "/Users/<name of user doing the installation>/Library/Preferences/". Since VH is installing a global daemon, I suggest to put the config information into the global "/Library/Preferences/", not into the user specific directory.

In addition, maybe VH should put the "KeepAlive" flag into the PLIST.

VH server is running fine. Windows clients successfully connect to it. So far, so good.

But the macOS client does have problems, it does not see the VH server. The client is installed in /Applications, not yet registered as a service, just started manually. The GUI comes up, but the server list stays empty.

The log looks like this:

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.

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