Enable Disable USB ports using PowerShell

I've got a USB printer that has been broken in a Windows update. The only way to get it to work is performing a few simple tasks every time ...

Please help i'm using powershell on windows 7 and would like to know the correct powershell syntax for “get-wmiobect” that returns the ...

I have a script that gets me just about all I need to know on USB devices attached to the system using Get-PNPDevice and ...

A list of USB devices from PowerShell. Using USBDeview. NirSoft have a very handy free program called USBDeview to show USB devices. It's free ...

Use the following PowerShell Copy $usbStorRegPath = HKLM:-SYSTEM-CurrentControlSet-Services-USBSTOR # Set the Start value to 3 (which enables the USB ports)

How can I get all USB ports and related details like port name, using Power Shell Script? I tried Win32_USBControllerDevice class. But did not get a port name.

I have put together a powershell script, based on all these bits & pieces. It works by running the following pwsh.exe command that fires up another pwsh shell.

Discover how PowerShell scripting can revolutionize IT security by efficiently detecting USB devices. Ideal for IT & MSP teams seeking ...

I'd suggest grabbing PnP-Device information and grab the USB version and separately grab the computer name and/or model and report back to your manager.