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Hi Michael,

Server is OpenWrt 23.05.3 on ramips/mt7621, licensed. Clients are Win10 and Win7. USB devices are Omron PLCs CP1H-Y and CJ2M-CPU64EIP. Both use the same id [0590:005b] and behave the same way on both Windows clients. When plugged in directly they work. I have tried the two options below. 

AutoAttachToKernel=0
ClaimPorts=1
 

VirtualHere, which I've run for years, suddenly stopped starting up today, until I reentered:

sudo /Applications/VirtualHereServerUniversal.app/Contents/MacOS/vhusbdosx -b

This, I believe, removed it as a daemon, and it starts when I do this, but of course now osascript wants me to enter a password every time. The log file is not helpful, filled with entries like this:

Hi,

I have the following setup:

• Licensed VH Server running on RPi with SafeNet USB token attached
• VH Windows Production machine (PROD) running VH Client as a service
• VH Windows Development machine (DEV) running VH Client as a service

Now on the DEV machine, where I click "Use this device"  there are no problems detecting the token.

Hello,

Plugging the controller directly into the Windows 11 client works. Windows picks it up and I can update the firmware. 

Same cable plugged into a linux usb server and then enabled on the Windows 11 client shows the controller in device manager, with the same driver, doesn't sh ow up in joy.cpl nor the xbox accessories. This behavior was seen on Windows 10 as well.

Just wanted to report that. 

Hi,

as indicated in the headline: 

After I installed the filter driver on my Lenovo T16 (Win11 Enterprise) I rebooted the system as indicated on the command line.

Afte reboot none of my usb devices would enumerate anymore when connected to an usb port. I rebooted another time, just to make sure ... but still no USB port function anymore.

Fortunately the internal peripherals like keyboard and touchpad still worked, otherwise I would have been in real in trouble.

Trying to switch back on these external ports I used:

Hi,

I recently set up a wireless VR simRig in my basement and right now I use the my Android phone as a server for all my USB peripherals. It works really well but it's not super practical and I would like to set up a dedicated device as a server. A Raspberry Pi sounds like a perfect option.

I however have 2 questions : 

Hello, I am trying to use VirtualHere to use a wired gaming mouse over Steam Link over a local WiFi network. I have a VirtualHere client running on my desktop, which is running my game, and I am trying to use my wired gaming mouse on my laptop, which is using Steam Link to stream the game from my desktop to that laptop. The VirtualHere client on the desktop does not detect the server running on the same network. I have tested this with both the client software, and also with the Steam Link specific client.

If I run vhui.exe manually I can get the bluetooth USB device on my Win 2022 Std host to show properly on my Win 10 Ent VM.

However when I run it as a service the device isn't mounted when I log on.

How do I do that?  

I have a Windows 11 Professional machine with VirtualHere Client and VMware Workstation. 

The VirtualHere Client successfully shares remote USB keys. 

However, the VMware host virtual machines do not recognize the connected virtual devices. 

How can I resolve this? 

Thank you.

Hi,

i get an error when i choose a specific device, other devices work fine.

Details:

Host System: OS Windows Server 2022 Standard using Hyper-V

Client: OS same as host system. The client runs as a VM on the host system. 

I tried solve the general issue that Hyper-V has problems with usb passthrough (mostly only works with usb media devices).

Device

Company: FEIG ELECTRONIC GmbH

Type. Card Reader

Device Name: OBID RFID Reader with USB/CDC interface