Ticket #9232 (closed defect: duplicate)
USB Device not recognized
| Reported by: | prairie | Owned by: | |
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| Priority: | major | Component: | USB |
| Version: | VirtualBox 4.0.12 | Keywords: | Win7 |
| Cc: | Guest type: | Windows | |
| Host type: | Mac OS X |
Description
After updating to 4.0.10 and now to 4.0.12 and having the extension pack installed, I cannot get Win7 Home VM to accept USB Flash drives. Both were configured/added to the USB devices list in the VB manager. The message I get from Windows when I connect either of the USB Flash units is "USB Device not recognized". They had worked under release prior to 4.0.10.
Also, tried Ubuntu VM under 4.0.12 and it too will not mount USB flash device.
Attachments
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VBox.log
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added by prairie 7 years ago.
- log file from attempting to connect USB flash device
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VBox_4.1.log
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added by prairie 7 years ago.
- log file from 4.1 attempt to connect USB flash device
Change History
comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by prairie
Just tried installing VB 4.1 and associated extension pack. Still have same error when attempting to connect USB flash drive.
This is quite a hindrance. I am going to try uninstalling 4.1 and go back to 4.08 when USB worked for me.
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by prairie
Let me amend my note on 4.1. In my Ubuntu 11.04 VM, adding a USB device to the recognized list allows Ubuntu to mount said device.
It's my Win 7 Home VM that still gives a "USB Device not recognized error" even though the little USB indicator in the bottom panel correctly identifies the USB Flash device name that is connected to the USB port.
Changed 7 years ago by prairie
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attachment
VBox_4.1.log
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log file from 4.1 attempt to connect USB flash device
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by prairie
When I changed from 2 cpus to 1 cpu for the VM and started my Win7 VM, Win7 recognized my USB flash drive right off. I've ejected and reconnected a few times and it looks like using 2 cpus is a no-go currently when wanting to mount USB devices. I confirmed that my Ubuntu VM only had 1 cpu specified so its working behavior is consistent.
Look for the topic http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=37190&start=0 also.
Would like to run my VM with multiple cpus. That's how I unearthed this problem; it began after I bought a iMac (mid 2011) with quad cores and changed my VM cpu setting for Win 7.
log file from attempting to connect USB flash device