Hi,
Host: Windows 7;
VirtualBox version: 4.2.18
I have install Android phone driver in my windows 7, when i plugin my phone, I can see the USB driver has worked.
Then I start VirtualBox and go into setup window to add this USB device filter, there have three USB device but can not find Android device there.
I redo the steps in WINDOWS XP Host and the VirtualBox can see the Android device in USB device filters. And I can get this android device in virtual machine which OS is XP.
So, why VirtualBox under Windows 7 can not find my android device but can find other USB device ?
Thanks.
[Solved] VirtualBox Can not find Android Phone On USB
[Solved] VirtualBox Can not find Android Phone On USB
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mpack
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Re: VirtualBox Can not find Android Phone On USB
As a guess, I'd say that on your Win7 host you are plugging the device into a USB3 port, which VirtualBox doesn't support. Your XP host probably doesn't have any USB3 ports.
Re: VirtualBox Can not find Android Phone On USB
Hi mpack, thank you. I have checked my computer, you are right!
My computer has 4 USB port. 2 is USB 2.0 and 2 is USB 3.0.
When I plug my Phone into another USB port, VirtualBox can find the device now.
Thanks.
My computer has 4 USB port. 2 is USB 2.0 and 2 is USB 3.0.
When I plug my Phone into another USB port, VirtualBox can find the device now.
Thanks.
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mpack
- Site Moderator
- Posts: 39134
- Joined: 4. Sep 2008, 17:09
- Primary OS: MS Windows 10
- VBox Version: VirtualBox+Oracle ExtPack
- Guest OSses: Mostly XP
Re: VirtualBox Can not find Android Phone On USB
Thanks for reporting back. Note that the upcoming new 4.3 release will include support for USB2 devices in USB3 ports on Windows hosts.pcplayer wrote: My computer has 4 USB port. 2 is USB 2.0 and 2 is USB 3.0.
When I plug my Phone into another USB port, VirtualBox can find the device now.