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Alex Bolla

VM-Pass Through
I am trying to setup passthrough correctly, but am a little confused.  Can someone please clarify from the screenshoot which selections I should be making?

I have added it in pass through mode and it is running.  I have also added it as a PCI in the VM hardware. User generated image

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Yes, will how do I determine which one is the device I want?  I have the usb drive plugged into a usb port on the host machine.
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you need to select the usb controller
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from the screenshot you seemed to have selected the usb controllers for passthru
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Got it thanks.  The first article you sent states that you can only select 2 devices at a time.  When I selected only the USB2 device, everything worked.  Thanks again!
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