In my particular set-up, I use VMs to run guest installations of Windows XP that are specific to particular toolchains. All this runs on a Windows 7 64-bit host.
So, as discussed elsewhere PICkit and VirtualBox don't play nicely. The solution is as follows:
- Plug in your PICkit and open the VirtualBox Manager UI
- Add a USB filter and select your PICkit
- Edit the USB filter and leave just the Name, Vendor ID and Product ID removing all other items in the filter, particularly the Manufacturer and Serial Number
- Boot or Re-boot your VM, plug and un-plug your PICkit and it'll appear in your VM which will install its own HID drivers.
Good luck!
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