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Hello

Since my last W11 upgrade, my script that switch between local BT dongle and VirtualHere doesn't work anymore, because the bluetooth dongle is now seen as a "Critical Device" by Windows:

Hello,

I am running VirtualHere on a Dell Precision 5680 (Windows 11), and I am experiencing a conflict between the VirtualHere kernel driver (vhusb3hc) and a locally connected USB dongle.

MY SETUP:

Hi, I am running the USB server on a mac (MacOs Monterey, version 12.7.6), and have the client side on a windows 10 computer.

I was able to set up the reverse client to connect on separate wifi networks, however, when I try to connect to my one USB port, it says I must purchase a server license. If I am on the same wifi network, I have no issues with connecting.

From my understanding, one connection and reverse clients are both allowed under the trial restrictions. Was I wrong in this understanding, or did I miss some step somewhere? 

Thanks!
 

Hello,
for the company we already bought  license from you. 
For temporary private use i had a RPi Zero lying around with VH installed on them so that i was able to get a RX/TX wherever i needed it. (i set this up two or 3 Years ago, cant remember)

I have not used it for a while but need it now quite urgent as a fixed installed smarthome component need a important software update.

Hello,

I have two Samsung Android devices that are logged in using the same Google account. I purchased the app license through the Google Play Store on the first device.

On the first device (where the purchase was made), the USB connected to the device works normally and the app runs without any issues.

Hi there
First of all, very grateful for the solution and I think we've bought 4 or 5 licenses, and they've been working great!

However, as mentioned in another post here as well, we've run into a small issue, and that is the "auto use device" function.
As mentioned in at least another post here as well, people have used the "Auto-Use Device" and experienced that upon a restart  it would take all the devices with the same Vendor and Product ID. The answer to this is of course to use the "Auto-Use Port/Device"...

Hello,

I'm running VirtualHere USB Server v4.8.6 on macOS Monterey 12.7.6 (MacBook Air) and I'm unable to share a TI XDS100 debugger [VID 0x0403 / PID 0xa6d0] with a Windows client.

The server detects the device correctly:
 Found High speed device [0403:a6d0] 'TI, Texas Instruments Inc.XDS100 Ver 2.0'

But it immediately unmanages it:
 Unmanaging device 336592896 [0403:a6d0]

Hello, I'm using USB server optimized for Pi2, and can't make it work with TLS. Without TLS it starts and works normally, but when I configure it for TLS, the process fails to start and in the log file I see the following error:

Error -0xffffda9a loading SSL Certificate file <path_to_file_with_key_and_certificate>, X509 - The extension tag or value is invalid : ASN1 - Actual length differs from expected length

(Where <path_to_file_with_key_and_certificate> is real path to the file containing private key and certificate in PEM format).

Couldn't find any option to auto-start the server on my Windows 11 OS.

Any help / guidance regarding proper configuration would be appreciated.