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Input Classes

The user input devices are represented by these classes. A virtual system always has one instance of each class associated with it. These devices may not be added or removed from the virtual system. Therefore, there are no resource pool instances for keyboard or mouse devices.

The keyboard and mouse devices are linked to the virtual system through the Msvm_SystemDevice association. A virtual system contains both a PS2 and a synthetic mouse device. Only one pointing device is active at a time.

The following are virtualization WMI classes related to input.

In this section

Class Description
Msvm_Keyboard
Represents a keyboard device.
Msvm_Ps2Mouse
Represents a PS2 mouse device.
Msvm_SyntheticMouse
Represents a synthetic mouse device.

Virtualization WMI Classes