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Memory Stick On Network PC
- Thread starter shawy14
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are you on a domain? and have admin rights to the computer among firewall turned off?
the easiest way to check is to connect to their computer via computer management and look at the disk service. you should be able to see a "removable disk" if they currently have one pluged in.
i dont know if there is one is capable with batch network, you may be able to do something with belarc advisor but you need to pay for it do install over multiple machines iirc, you can generate a HTML report and perhaps schedule it and send it somewhere.
the easiest way to check is to connect to their computer via computer management and look at the disk service. you should be able to see a "removable disk" if they currently have one pluged in.
i dont know if there is one is capable with batch network, you may be able to do something with belarc advisor but you need to pay for it do install over multiple machines iirc, you can generate a HTML report and perhaps schedule it and send it somewhere.
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damn hard question. this is windows?
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If Windows, it's actually fairly easy.
Grab PowerShell and query the system's WMI. Here's a little something that will grab the description and device ID of all USB devices on your local system.
So you want to grab remote systems? No problem. Modify the above with this simple addition (-computername remotesystemname):
Grab PowerShell and query the system's WMI. Here's a little something that will grab the description and device ID of all USB devices on your local system.
Code:
gwmi Win32_USBControllerDevice |%{[wmi]($_.Dependent)} | Sort Description,DeviceID | ft Description,DeviceID -autoSo you want to grab remote systems? No problem. Modify the above with this simple addition (-computername remotesystemname):
Code:
gwmi Win32_USBControllerDevice -computername [i]remotesystemname[/i] |%{[wmi]($_.Dependent)} | Sort Description,DeviceID | ft Description,DeviceID -auto- Joined
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hott damm Jon you're a plethora of information 
i didnt know about that.
i didnt know about that.
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hott damm Jon you're a plethora of information
i didnt know about that.
agree.. not even google knows about that
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