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W&T USB Redirector 3.88, developed by Wiesemann & Theis GmbH, is a network-centric utility that turns any locally attached USB device into a shared resource reachable from distant PCs. After a W&T USB Server is cabled to the LAN, the software installs on client Windows machines and transparently forwards all USB traffic across Ethernet, so printers, scanners, license dongles, industrial PLCs, or storage drives behave as if they were plugged directly into the remote workstation. Nine successive releases have refined the codebase since the product’s debut, adding protocol optimizations, 64-bit driver support, and automatic reconnection after network outages, making the tool a dependable choice for virtualization projects, point-of-sale back-office setups, and production lines that must keep sensitive USB instrumentation off the shop floor. The program operates as a lightweight system service, enumerating redirected devices inside Device Manager without additional middleware, and it coexists with built-in USB hubs, RDP channels, and VMware or Hyper-V guests. Administrators can pre-configure per-device filters, assign static IP lists, and script silent rollouts, while end users simply select the desired peripheral from an Explorer-style console and click “Connect.” Compatible with every x86 or x64 edition of Windows 7 through Windows 11, the package belongs to the Network Tools / Remote Access category and is digitally signed by Wiesemann & Theis to guarantee integrity. W&T USB Redirector is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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