USB wird nicht gefunden

[André Lieske]

Hallo Profis,
ich habe ein Update "VirtualBox-5.1.22-115126-Win" auf "VirtualBox-5.1.30-118389-Win"
durchgeführt, seitdem kann ich nicht mehr auf die USB Schnittstelle zugreifen.
Es wird in der unteren Taskleiste angezeigt das kein USB Gerät angeschlossen ist.
Habe aber 2 Geräte angeschlossen die auch unter WIN10 gefunden werden.
Das erste ist eine Tapi-Schnittstelle,
das zweite ist ein Logitech Treiber ( Maus Tastatur )

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Vielen Dank im voraus

[socratis]

I have an update "VirtualBox-5.1.22-115126-Win" to "VirtualBox-5.1.30-118389-Win". Since then I can no longer access the USB interface. The lower taskbar shows that no USB device is connected. But I have connected 2 devices which are also found under WIN10. The first is a tapi interface, the second is a Logitech driver (mouse keyboard)

Did you update the Extension Pack? The ExtPack needs to be the same version as the main program.

PS. You do *not* want to capture your keyboard/mouse with the USB option, you're going to lose them from your host.

[André Lieske]

I assumed that if I run an update the extension pack will be updated as well.
How can I determine the version number of the Extension Pack?
How can I uninstall the old Extension Pack?
Where can I get the new Extension Pack?

[socratis]

1. No. The ExtPack is a separate download, due to the license.
2. Look in your VirtualBox Preferences » Ext. Packs.
3. Uninstall/install the Ext.Pack from the same preferences location.
4. Download the Ext.Pack from the same location that you got VirtualBox: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

[André Lieske]

Hello,
now Ext.Pack and Virtualbox have the same version number.
in the lower taskbar is still displayed that no USB device is connected.
What else can I try?

[socratis]

Read the following thread: USB basics and troubleshooting, all of the posts. If you still have a problem after reading through the whole thing, follow the advice of the last post, #8: Asking for help.