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WMware doesn’t see the USB Storage connected to my MAC

September 10, 2020 David Leave a comment

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Hello,

I have a MacBook Pro Catalina 10.15.3, I am using WMware Fusion Professional Version 11.0.3 to run Windows 10 x64 on the Mac.

I need to be able to open a USB Drive (storage medium) on the Windows, because I need to install a Programm that is on the USB device and runs only on Windows.

Could someone explain how give the authority to the Windows to open or even see the USB Device?

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