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From time to time I have found that over the years - I need definitive information on what exactly an unidentified device on a computer is. Years ago, I found that the best way to handle this was to boot a Linux LiveCD and run the command 'lspci'.

Rejuvenation The Meters Rare. For those not in the know, lspci is basically a command that dumps that data of all the devices currently attached to the PCI bus in the system. It also decodes vendor/device names.

This utility has proven useful for me on many occasions, especially in situations where I am attempting to get Windows installed on a legacy piece of hardware in which the hardware configuration is less than clear. Waptrick Free Tanzania Music Download. That having been said, is there a utility that can do this under Windows? I believe you can find all of that information in the Device Manager. Properties, Details, then 'Hardware IDs'. Then I use this page: I am sure you could get the same data from. I think is the name, a command-line tool. Getting the PCI IDs is simple, the fact that you have to plug them into a website to decode them is retarded.

And I don't know where devcon comes from, but it's not included on my Win7 laptop. Well this is exactly my point. It's not as if I can't get the PCI IDs, but getting the text description of what the device claims to be is the actual goal. Of course I just took a look at the and got this info on how that works.