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Look at the title please
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Hi pev4a22j
How are you? I hope you are doing good.
Welcome to Microsoft Community.
I am Juliet, an independent advisor and a Microsoft user like you.
It's my pleasure to help you today. I'll do my best to help you :)
Go to Device manager
Right click on what hardware you're interested in and select properties
Then, go to the details tab and then click "Hardware IDs" in the scrollable drop down.
I hope it helps :) we'll be waiting for your update.
Hi,
Here is a nice tutorial for you:
How to Find Hardware ID: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Cheers!
