But you can work with the things that are understandable. The whole thing may seem a bit cryptic, mainly because many device names are meaningless and the descriptions don't really help either. And of course: Read out all sorts of information, such as the serial numbers, power requirements or driver version.

With a right-click you can uninstall devices, deactivate them, assign new drive letters, start Autoplay manually, open the associated INF file (driver settings) or the appropriate registry entry. USBDeview lists all USB devices that have ever been installed in your system and of course the current ones as well. A wonderful tool to deal with USB problems in general is USBDeview - a freeware classic that everyone should have. Reasons for this are, for example, outdated drivers and improperly ejected devices - in other words: Windows is full of USB junk after a few years. USB problems are always a source of trouble under Windows, be it because a USB stick doesn't get a drive letter, the gamepad only works on a certain socket or simply doesn't work at all.

Usbdeview for windows 10