Device Management With PowerShell
summary
A PowerShell 3.0 module is available on the Gallery that actually enumerates and controls devices, exposing extended PnP properties, 297 devices counted on one server and 302 historical installs, plus locality like NUMA node mapping. Commands let users enable/disable devices, install drivers from .inf files, search driver INF contents for hardware IDs, and query firmware tables and processor groups. The tool is a working side project delivered as binaries that run and automate Device Manager tasks for headless and large-scale environments.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:28Introduction
- 5:15Alternatives to Device Manager
- 7:55Motivation
- 10:46Does this looks Familiar?
- 45:59Where to Get the Bits?
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