Is there a way to detects all the problem devices in Device Manager, either in C# or Powershell

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Is there a way to detects all the problem devices in Device Manager, either in C# or Powershell

Posted 8-Sep-14 19:21pm

Jhony_Bravo

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Solution 1

Check this!

Reading Device Manager's Property Fields in Windows 7/8[^]

Posted 8-Sep-14 20:24pm

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Jhony_Bravo 9-Sep-14 4:50am

Sorry! but i had try that solution..., its not giving proper results.
A Simple program would be really help full.

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Jhony_Bravo · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-10T07:02:00

Solution 2

In Power Shell :

$computer = "LocalHost"
$namespace = "root\CIMV2"
Get-WmiObject -class Win32_PnPEntity -computername $computer -namespace $namespace | Where{$_.ConfigManagerErrorCode -gt 0} | FT Name, ConfigManagerErrorCode,Status

Posted 10-Sep-14 7:02am

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