Most of these columns are self-explanatory, and the UI is highly customizable so you can reorder them or hide any that are not relevant to you. These include device name, device description, device type, connected, safe to unplug, drive letter, serial number, created date, last plug/unplug date, vendor ID/product ID, USB class/subclass/protocol and hub/port. USBDeview provides a dozen data elements, which are represented in the UI as data columns. It is possible for USBDeview to enumerate remote USB devices if that is facilitated by another program, such as USB over Ethernet, which is developed and maintained by NirSoft as well. As long as those records have not been deleted, then you can enumerate and retrieve information about any USB device ever connected to the system. Windows stores a record of connected USB devices for future use. Note that USBDeview is not limited to devices that are connected. The purpose of this program is to enumerate USB devices and provide detailed information about those devices as well as be able to manipulate them in certain scenarios. This means that you can have the 32-bit and 64-bit executables on a USB flash drive and use them as appropriate. It also does not require additional DLLs or other files. Note that there are 32-bit and 64-bit editions of this program, and while you can use the 32-bit version on a 64-bit system for the most part, you will only be able to enable and disable USB items on a 64-bit system with the 64-bit version of this software. Both 32-bit and 64-bit editions of all supported operating systems are also supported. Windows 98/SE/ME are therefore not supported.

Windows support ranges from Windows XP all the way up to Windows 10.

USBDeview is used as freeware and is provided as is. USBDeview is a small Windows utility that enumerates all connected and known USB devices.

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