1. Enable/Disable Hardware Device (Device Manager) programatically - CSharp/C#
2. Enable/Disable Hardware Device (Device Manager) programaticall
Hi Ignacio, Thank you fopr your speedy reply! The keyboard works fine with other systems, it is one of those unlisted hardware incompatibilites. The keyboard also has other problems like the CTRL key not working for multiple selections/timing out(Can be resolved by positioning the keyboard closer to the receiver than the mouse). I did start exploring the WMI route and System32_Keyboard API rather limited with regards to functional calls. I'm still looking for some code to enable/disable a hardware deive. Kind Regards -- In Adversity lies opportunity! - Anonymous "Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" wrote: > HI, > > The easiest way is to simply buy a new keyboard :) , there is something > wrong with the one you have now. > > regarding the device managers handling you should look into WMI > > > -- > Ignacio Machin, > ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us > Florida Department Of Transportation > > "RootSpy2006" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message > news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > > Hi All, > > > > Problem Definition: > > --------------------- > > Microsoft Wirelss Keyboard works in BIOS but does not work when booting > > into > > windows. > > > > Discovered Work-around: > > ----------------------------- > > 1.> Open Device Manager(The keyboard device will have an exclamation and > > will read:"Could not start") > > 2.> Right-click on the device and select disable. > > 3.> While hammering and button on the keyboard >> Right click the keyboard > > icon > > 4.> Click on enable > > > > The device works like this > > > > Suggestions Required: > > -------------------------- > > > > How can i perfom this process programtically to save the user the hassle? > > > > Any code on how to enable/disable a device will be appreciated! > > > > Thanx > > > > Johann > > > > -- > > In Adversity lies opportunity! - Anonymous > > >
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4. Enabling/Disabling device programatically like Device manager
Hi all, pls pardon me if this question has been asked before, if so, pls kindly enlighten me to it. Thanx. In Windwos Device Manager, you can right click on an installed device, say a USB thumbdrive and select Disable in the context menu that pops up. The USB device would appear to be unplugged from the system even though it is still plugged in. When right clicked to select Enable again, it will appear to be plugged in. I would like to achieve this effect programatically, most likely via win32 API. I've been looking around the internet for a solution, but have been going in circles. There are 2 sets of APIs which people have claimed to be able to do this, SetupDIxxx set of APIs and cfgmgr32 API. I went through them but none has any API that seems to indicate that it can be used to Disable/Enable a device. Could someone pls kindly enlighten me on how i should proceed from here? Thanx a lot, and happy year of the ox. :)
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6. How to enable/disable devices in the device manager?
Hello to all the C# gurus :), I'm interested in whether it's possible to enable and/or disable devices in the device manager programmatically using C#. Anybody with some insight on this? I'm also interested in see if I can role back a driver using C#. I've seen a way to do it using unmanaged C but would love to know a way to do it using C# as well. Thanks, ks
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