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usbipd wsl requires that user is a member of the Administrators group #105

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You cannot use the usbipd wsl subcommand running as another user. WSL instances are 'per-user'. That means that one user cannot see the WSL instances of another user. That's why you see don't see the WSL instances when you runas <someone-else> usbipd wsl attach.

You must use an elevated command prompt: the terminal/prompt must be started with Administrator rights for the same user. If your WSL user account is not part of the Administrators group, then you cannot use usbipd wsl attach. You can, however, use usbipd bind and then manually attach from within WSL using usbip attach as an alternative.

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