View and update device properties, troubleshoot issues with Windows Device Manager
Windows Device Manager is a built-in control panel utility in Microsoft Windows operating systems that enables users to view and manage all hardware devices connected to or recognized by the computer. It provides a centralized interface to view device properties, update device drivers, enable/disable devices, troubleshoot problems and perform other device management tasks.
Some key capabilities and features of Windows Device Manager include:
Device Manager aims to be a one-stop application to view system hardware, customize devices, resolve resource conflicts, fix problems arising from corrupt/incompatible drivers and keep devices up-to-date. With proper permissions, it enables both basic and advanced management of hardware components in a Windows computer.
Here are some alternatives to Windows Device Manager:
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