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Server kills (non-shared IR receiver) usb device
on: Aug 5th, 2011, 11:06pm 		Quote Quote  Modify Modify
Hi
 
The Server software kills my usb IR receiver, even when the receiver isn't shared. Also kills bluetooth mouse (via usb bt tongle)
 
Receiver appears in available devices to share like other USB devices.  
 
I've tried various options under Troubleshooting (yes, i had to share briefly to do this, and I've un-shared again)
 
Other than this problem, software working as expected. I tried 2 types of IR receiver, changing ports, rebooted etc to no avail.  
 
Suggestions much appreciated.  
 
W7 64-bit
4.5.3 Server and Client
 
Cheers
 
Eddy
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Re: Server kills (non-shared IR receiver) usb devi
Reply #1 on: Aug 8th, 2011, 1:30am 		Quote Quote  Modify Modify
Hello marketingdevices,
 
Please send us an email to support@fabulatech.com with a detailed description
of the issue you are facing with. Also send us the following information so we can investigate the issue.
 
- Order of actions you do to reproduce the issue.
- The system information of both PC's where USB over Network (Server and
 
Client) is installed. To get system information file  you need to do the
 
following: Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System
 
Information File -> Save.
 
- The USB over Network log files. Please look for the logs in
 
%systemroot%\system32 folder (or if your PC is x64 then in
 
%systemroot%\syswow64). The log file names should be:
 
ftusbsrv.log - for USB over Network Server
 
ftusbsrvc.log - for USB over Network Client
Some screeshots will be highly appreciated
 
Thanks.
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