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I tried to make a virtualhere usb server using RaspberryFi 4 and installed RaspberryFi OS on RaspberryFi first, then moved cloudhub-pi4-factory-sdcard.zip back to SD card using win32 diskimager and confirmed that CloudHub_xxxx is visible. But I entered the ip address to set up the connect via LAN in "I want my CloudHub to be part of an existing network". Then cloudHub is not displayed.
Reinstalling the OS on the SD card will still not work when you decompress and install cloudhub-pi4-factory-sdcard.zip.

Hello,

Were currently using Virtual Here on Windows 11 devices that are also connected to HP G2 and G4 Docks.

When users are WFH and using VHUI but then come back into the office and plug into their dock, none of their usb peripherals that in the dock are working and device manager shows:

Intel USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller 1.10 Microsoft

This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31)

Object Name already exists.

Hello,

Android Server doesn't start on cold boot for me on my Google TV (Android 11). It's possible to start the app itself using adb by running something like this 'adb shell monkey -p com.virtualhere.androidserver 1' but it starts in foreground and it's not optimal for me. There are workarounds but I don't like them: I can run it with home assistant for example and send "HOME" after to minimize it.

Couldn't start com.virtualhere.androidserver.DaemonService at all.

Hi.  A shot in the dark...

I bought VirtualHere a while back - I can see and use all the USB devices I have plugged in at home (the VirtualHere server on macOS Sonoma).  Typically I am only using a 3D mouse for work in CAD software on my work computer (Windows 10).  Other than some minor hiccups along the way, it's been good.

I have setup "Windows Hello" on the work (client) computer - both using a camera/face and a USB Fingerprint Key (Kensington VeriMark IT).  Both work "locally" at the work computer.

Hello,

Very happy user of VHere since... a long time. We are using encrypted connections to our VHere servers, and client certificates. We manage our own CAs.

Since a few weeks ago, SSL connections to one server fail without obvious (for us)  reasons. We had a certificate rotation for the related CA, so there may be something in this direction. We have disabled the client certs for this server (sslClientCerts=0), to limit the search for the problem. 

Here is a (short) log, client-side :

I have a headless Raspberry Pi running a custom linux build centered around "Pi Player" and I was able to install the server via command line and that simple script. Locally it works GREAT... however this is for a digital signage project, and I am hoping to deploy these in many locations... so I need a way to easily access them to thru firewalls, AND i have no access to the gui.

EasyFind seems to be the right way to go, but a few google searches and reading thru the documentation didnt offer much info.

Is there a version of VirtualHere that will run on Windows NT???

I’m serious unfortunately.

https://www.virtualhere.com/hardware 

CloudHub works with these two GL-MT300N-V2 OR GL-AR300M16 models. 

Could it be flashed with GL-MT300A?

Hello,

We are doing POC of the Virtualhere server & client for our licensing Sentinel HL key. We had a deployment of the server & client, We can see the SentinelHL key in the Virtualhere client. But not able to connect from the application. 

On the client when we right-click to usb sentinel device & click on Use the below error comes up,

"When running the client as a service you can only connect to the purchased server." 

How to use USB device in the trial version?

I would like to connect 6 VIVE trackers, but I don't know if it will work properly with the trial version.  If the license does not function properly after purchasing, is it possible to request a refund?  Also, is there a way to check the operation of multiple VIVE trackers before purchasing a license?  In addition, I was able to confirm the operation with just one tracker.

I'm sorry if it's hard to read because I'm using a translation.