To determine whether Device Control can manage your devices, you must verify that
Device Control supports the Class GUID of your installed devices. You can locate the
Class GUID using the Windows Device Manager.
NoteThe following instructions indicate how to locate the necessary device
information using Device Manager in Windows 10. The steps may change based on
your Windows version. Refer to your Windows documentation for detailed
information about using Device Manager.
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Procedure
- Go to Device Manager.
- On your Windows 10 endpoint, open File Explorer.
- Right-click This PC and click Properties.
- In the panel on the left, click Device Manager.
- Locate and select the device in the tree that you want to check.
- Right-click the device and click Properties.
- Click the Details tab.
- In the Property drop-down list, select Class Guid.
- Check whether the displayed Class Guid exists in the
supported device list.For more information, see Supported Device Models.
- For the Disk drives devices in Device Manager (USB
storage devices in Device Control), you must also:
- In the Property drop-down list, select Device instance path.
- Verify that at least one of the following conditions is true:
-
The Device instance path value DOES NOT begin with
SCSI\DISK
orIDE\DISK
. -
The Device instance path value DOES begin with
SCSI\DISK
and the Parent value (in the Property drop-down list) begins withUSB\VID_
. -
The Device instance path value DOES begin with
SCSI\DISK
and also includesVEN_02MICRO
, and the Parent value (in the Property drop-down list) begins withPCI\VEN_
.
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- For the Universal Serial Bus controller devices in
Device Manager (Mobile devices in Device Control) with the Class
Guid =
{36FC9E60-C465-11CF-8056-444553540000}
or{88BAE032-5A81-49F0-BC3D-A4FF138216D6}
, you must also verify the following:- In the Property drop-down list, select Compatible Ids.
- Verify that at least one of the values begins with
USB\
and that theClass_
value is06
.
- For the Network adapters devices in Device Manager
(Wireless NICs in Device Control), you must verify the correct
Class Guid
and also:- In the Property drop-down list, select Compatible Ids.
- Verify that at least one of the values begins with
USB\
and that one of the following conditions is true:-
The
Class_
value is02
or0a
. -
The
Class_
value ise0
and theSubClass_
value IS NOT01
. -
The
Class_
value ise0
, theSubClass_
value IS01
, and theProt_
value IS NOT03
.
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