Maybe you could use "Usb over TCP-IP"? (Search Google for "usb over
tcp-ip"). They are not free and I don't know if these drivers will work in
your case but maybe this could be your ticket.

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"MarcusB" <bafi@linux.nu> wrote in message
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> That means that I will have to not use Hyper-V
> Do I have right to 4 virtual servers if I will run them on VMware.
> Enterprise license give the rights to run 4 virtualservers.
>
> It is really stupid. OUr plane was to run all our virtual servers in
> Hyper-V and most of them need to have access to usb and some to parallel
> port. We have hardware key for our license servers, therefore we need usb
> support.
>
> MS is loosing a lot by this mistake
> MarcusB
>
> Robert Comer wrote:
>> Hyper-V does not support USB devices now and it wont at RTM.
>>