So, I want to use my USB drive on a windows 10 guest virtual machine running on a windows 11 dev channel host. I’m using Hyper-V as the virtual machine manager, and to access the drive on the guest system, I need to be able to offline the disk. I have tried just routing it through, but this doesn’t allow the device to be viewed as a drive, but rather as a folder located at \tsclientG. Using the subst command in PowerShell allows be to cd to the device as a drive letter, but the windows explorer Windows can't find 'z:/' . I have tried installing VirtualBox, which allows you to directly mount the USB to the VM without offlining the disk, but it fails to install. I have also tried using the old Lexar BootIt tool, but that fails to work either. Is there any way that still works to flip the removable bit, or edit the registry to make offlining a removable drive possible, or is it just another problem lost to time.
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