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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raz0rEdge" data-source="post: 1938706" data-attributes="member: 110816">[USER=145036]@RustProofCorn[/USER] BackAtCha! I knew I hadn't seen that name for a while..Yeah, Parallels virualizes devices so that they can be used in the VM without needing anything special. But when you want it to be special it's a struggle.For other USB devices, when you plug it into the Mac with the VM running, Parallels will ask you if you want to connect the device to the Mac or the VM. That way, macOS doesn't get in the way of the VM OS accessing the device as if it was the only OS. However, this becomes harder for mice/keyboard..If you connect the mouse with a wired USB connection with the VM running, does it give you the same prompt? Can you plug in another mouse (if you have it) to see if you can somehow give access to the Razer device only to the VM while the other device stays as your mouse..</blockquote>