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Re: Touch screen does not work in virtual XP environment unless USB cable for touch input is removed then re-inserted...

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I don't think a simple batch file can do it either unless within that batch file there is a program that will disconnect the device from the host and connect the USB device to the guest VM; whether that is possible (programmatically disconnect/connect) that is another question.

 

I see that your USB autoconnect only specifies "TRUE" instead of the USB vendor ID and device ID as outlined in the KB

 

https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1648

 

Anyway, I pretty sure the touchscreen.vusb.available = "TRUE" works on a Windows 10 VM. I got it working on a Windows 10 VM to have touch gestures on a Surface Pro 3 Windows 10 host.

 

The thing is XP by itself does not have built-in touch screen support. I just searched "Windows XP Tablet Edition" and there is indeed such a version. So I don't know whether the problem is partly due to this.


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