USB devices

[Remo]

Hi
With the answer from Torgeir Bakken, I can get the following useful info
from the USB Port (many thanks). But now for example an USB Disk has more
than one entry, how can I find out, that they belong together to one
physical device?
I want to have a list of Physical devices.

regards remo

Example of output from scripts

BEGIN usbdevice
USB Device 4
Select * From Win32_PnPEntity where
DeviceID="USB\\VID_0C45&PID_1060\\6&291DD001&0&4"
BEGIN usb description
USB Mass Storage Device
END usb description
END usbdevice

BEGIN usbdevice
USB Device 5
Select * From Win32_PnPEntity where
DeviceID="USBSTOR\\DISK&VEN_USB_NAND&PROD_FLASH_DISK&REV_0.20\\7&1CDC1E5F&0"
BEGIN usb description
USB NAND FLASH DISK USB Device
END usb description
END usbdevice

BEGIN usbdevice
USB Device 6
Select * From Win32_PnPEntity where
DeviceID="STORAGE\\REMOVABLEMEDIA\\8&37937FE9&0&RM"
BEGIN usb description
Generic volume
END usb description
END usbdevice

[Duke Sun]

Could you provide more details on your original issue and the information
that Torgeir Bakken provided to you? It will help us to understand your
issue.

Best regards,

Duke Sun
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[Duke Sun]

You can judge it from the device ID string of the device.

The device ID should be in the format
USB\VID_046D&PID_0850\...
Which means a USB device, vendor ID 046D, product ID 0850.

If a product has several devices, the vendor ID and the product ID of these
devices should be the same.

[Remo]

Thanks for this info, but as you see in my first post, this is one USB
Memory Stick, and it has one ID with your defined format:
USB\\VID_0C45&PID_1060\\6&291DD001&0&4
But the other entries are:
USBSTOR\\DISK&VEN_USB_NAND....
STORAGE\\REMOVABLEMEDIA\\8&37937FE9....
so I cannot see there any same data in the DeviceID

Do you have any other idea?

regards remo

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[Duke Sun]

Could you provide the full device ID strings of the product? It will help
us on troubleshooting the issue.

[Remo]

Hi
I've found, that one Device could set more than one
Win32_USBControllerDevice (for example Memory stick has 3 entrys) but just
one is interesting to find out HW changes. Every HW change has the one
"DeviceID="USB\\VID_" string. so I will just look devices, that have this
string.

for me thats problem is solved

thanks and regards remo

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[Duke]

That's cool!