It contains the complete information on all the devices.
Heres how to do it:
Step 1:Right-select theStartbutton to bring up the Power User menu.
Locate theDevice Manageroption and select it to launch the utility.
Step 2:Scroll down tolocate the devicein the list and right-select it.
Select thePropertiesoption from the context menu.
Step 3:Switch to theDetailstab.
Step 4:press the drop-down list below the Property option.
Select theHardware IDsfrom the list.
Step 5:Under the Value section, you will see all the Hardware IDs associated with the gadget.
Step 6:If you want to copy the HWID,right-clickon a value and select theCopyoption.
Repeat the following steps:
Step 1:Press the Windows key to pop swing open the Start Menu.
Typecmdin the search box and press theControl + Shift + Enterkeyboard shortcut.
Step 2:The User Account Control window will launch.
select theYesbutton to pop kick open the Command Prompt with administrator privileges.
We purposely did it because the list is long and difficult to navigate in the Command Prompt window.
Step 6: Copy the Published Nameof a gadget.
Step 9:kill the Command Prompt window.
Heres how to do it:
Step 1:Press the Windows key to bring up the Start Menu.
Typepowershellin the search box and press theControl + Shift + Enterkeyboard shortcut simultaneously.
Step 2:The User Account Control window will launch.
press theYesbutton to bring up the PowerShell with administrator privileges.
We purposely did it because the results wont be completely visible in the PowerShell window.
Step 5: Copy the Instance IDof the gadget from the text file.
The corresponding value in the data column in the Hardware ID of the unit.
Heres how to do it:
Step 1:Download and install theWindows 11 WDK.
Step 2:Press the Windows + E keyboard shortcut to open theFile Explorer.
initiate the file and see the machine Name and their Hardware IDs.
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