WinUSB Device returns Error 10

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WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by HansOlo »

Hi,

I’m using a Win7 Host and Guest with VirtualBox 4.3.6.
I’m trying to connect a WinUSB device to the virtual-machine and install the driver (that works fine).
But the devicemanager shows a Code 10 error.(I'm using the same driver in the host that works)

In the forum I found several clues, so I installed the VBox Extension and activated USB 2.0 in the Vm.
But still got the Code 10 Error

What did I do wrong here?

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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by HansOlo »

Ok here are the infos:

The version of VirtualBox: 4.3.6 r91406
Guest Additions: I Installed the current Version
Host: 64bit Win7 Sp1 with 8GB Ram (i7 @3.4Ghz)
Guest: 64Bit Win7 SP1 with 1GB Ram
And the Log ... see attachment

Hope this is everything.

Thanks in advance

Hans
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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by mpack »

Code 10 means that a USB device is detected, but no driver has been installed. I note what you say about having installed the driver - but the error says otherwise. Did you do a full reboot of the guest since installing the driver?

This error is coming from the guest, it has nothing to do with VirtualBox.
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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by HansOlo »

The driver is definitifly installed, if the driver is not installed the Code massage woul be 28.
Code 10 menas that the device could not be startet.

I setup a clean, new Win 7 and there I got the same result.
Also in my Win Xp VM

There has to be a wrong setting or somethin in the VM.

EDIT: and yes I did several reboot :-)
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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by mpack »

We've seen code 10 around here lots of times, when the user doesn't have a valid driver installed. I don't remember code 28 ever being reported. Still, you know your own VM best.
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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by HansOlo »

I did a test, I convertet the VirtualBox Image to *.ova
and bootet it with an other VM Tool
and the device just works fine.

So it's the proof that it has nothing to do with the guests Windows Setup/Installation.

I don't want to change to the Other VM tool :wink: , so I'm still trying to get it to work.

Would be glad if someone hast further information.
Has someone tested a WinUSB Device in VirtualBox?
The log doesn't report an error, just the 'attached' notification.
Is there the possibility to do a deeper analysis, like a extended log or something?


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Re: WinUSB Device returns Error 10

Post by mpack »

I pass. In my experience if the device is being connected to the guest, and doesn't have too many timing dependencies, then it will work. I have no experience of WinUSB devices.
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