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<title>howto find out which device-id a nic-card has</title> |
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<firstname>joko</firstname> |
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<year>2001</year><holder>netfrag.org</holder> |
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1. search registry for a keyword (e.g. "klsi" for a "Klsi USB-Ethernet Device Adapter") |
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2. maybe you'll find some related info at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0007 or around here |
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3. use value of "NetCfgInstanceId" as the device-id (e.g. "{9E783C12-EBC4-43C4-A77D-E2E479913F44}"), so you can address this device via "\device\{9E783C12-EBC4-43C4-A77D-E2E479913F44}" |
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