Unable to attach USB device in XP Mode on Windows 7 enterprise x64

I am using XP Mode on win 7 enterprise edition x64, when i try to attach USB devices on XP Mode i receive the below message
''Could not attach the USB device. You can attach the USB device to the different USB port or restart the virtual machine and try again"
USB devices works fine on windows 7 but not in XP Mode.
Any suggestions please..

Hi,
From what I have known, not all USB devices will work under XP Mode hubs.
Also, Windows 7 XP Mode is not capable of detecting or recognizing USB 3.0 ports on the host system. It is only capable of detecting and recognizing USB 2.0 ports.
Does the USB device can be detected in the host machine? On the host machine, go to Device Manager, check if USB Virtualization is installed, try to uninstall and re-install it for test.
Meanwhile, please refer the following article and check the result:
Scenario 2: Use a USB device in a virtual machine
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744684%28v=WS.10%29.aspx
Regards,
Kelvin_Hsu
TechNet Community Support

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Unable to load 32 bit client on 64 bit windows 7 Enterprise

I got a new PC at work and tried doing my oracle installs but I keep having failures on the 32 bit Oracle client install. What happens is that the install proccedes without issue until the copy files step at which it freezes at 8% progress. When I look in the oracle_home folder I find an inventory directory and nothing more. When I go to the program files or program files(x86) directory I find that the oracle directory has not been created. When I try the install with the 64 bit version I have no issues. Unfortunatelly there are a number of products that still require the 32 bit client software, such as TOAD. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could possibly be causing this?

Pl identify which exact version of Oracle you are installing. If you want to install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, the ORACLE_BASE directory has to be different
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/relnotes.112/e23557/toc.htm#CJADGJDB
Pl also post the last 100 lines from the install log - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24187/ts.htm#i1090466
HTH
Srini

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