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How would i detect a device is plugged in when usbipd has them bounded, i have a method using deviceWatcher bet that doesn't detect the device if its bound to usbipd.
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Binding in usbipd-win is just an internal administrative (registry) thing. It does not, in any way, alter or even use the device. In other words, it doesn't interfere with anything.
I do no understand what you are asking. You are combining different terminology ("plugged in", "bounded", "detect") together with a reference to some "deviceWatcher" that I am unfamiliar with.
How would i detect a device is plugged in when usbipd has them bounded, i have a method using deviceWatcher bet that doesn't detect the device if its bound to usbipd.
Try usbipd unbind -a to get rid of the automatic attach if you had them previously attached to another machine...
When you do a usbipd list when the device is plugged out are you seeing persisted devices?
How would i detect a device is plugged in when usbipd has them bounded, i have a method using deviceWatcher bet that doesn't detect the device if its bound to usbipd.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: