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If Hardware Virtualization is enabled then nothing should be grayed out. You can determine whether you have Hardware Virtualization enabled or not by shutting down the VM (if it's running), then once it's powered off look if anything is disabled/grayed out under Settings > System. So, are you running 64-bit Windows 10 on your host? Your Windows 10 version is 64 bit and that you have Hardware Virtualization (vt-x & vt-d) turned on in your Host BIOS Whether or not that has a chance of working depends if your Windows 10 host meets the criteria specified by MAFoElffen. Will it works if i uninstall and install again? The device still could not be detected as shown from the screenshot of my previous post

Yes, i plug the USB device on the USB 2.0. Is USB 2.0 extension cord enough to "downgrade" the port or is an actual USB USB 2.0 hub needed? The second method for guest settings is the settings to do in the VirtualBox?īeing grayed out in that specific way usually just means the VM is running.Īlso, thanks MAFoElffen for the reminder that it doesn't work if you plug a USB 3.0 device in a physical USB 3.0 port on the host while giving the guest USB 2.0. The first method uninstall/install the extension pack is in the Linux (Ubuntu) in the virtualbox itself? not download in windows and install it through windows? It shuld either work or not, Not usually "partially." If You are running Win10 32 bit and/or do not have hardware virtualization turned on, then you will not see those, because then it should not be able to pass through as hardware virtualized. Add Hardware > USB Passthrough Controller Second involves going to your gust settings, removing the USB contoller (as hardware) > Apply. First method involves uninstalling/installing the extension pack from within the VirtualBox Manager. I see two direction of fixes (that tied to each other) when this problem occurs on a Windows host. (Unless you have mixed 3,0 and 2.0 USB ports)Īssuming that your Windows 10 version is 64 bit and that you have Hardware Virtualization (vt-x & vt-d) turned on in your Host BIOS: or if was not grayed out and just not selected, then your iphone should not have shown up in your guest. Seeing your iPhone, does not explain why your option for "Enable USB Controller" option and all it's sub options are grayed out.