Solved Oracle VirtualBox Add USB Devices

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Is it possible to add USB Devices in Oracle VirtualBox?
 
What do you mean "add"? A USB device plugged into a system running VB should be able to be "seen" by the virtual OS? (albeit may have to be added thru the Devices menu)
 

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