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I need to enable and disable a specific device (device manager) frequently, and doing it manually is very annoying. I believe that with a . bat file it is possible to enable/disable each time I run. I saw that it is possible with Devcon, but it is a lot of effort for little. I appreciate if anyone knows any solution.
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You can disable and enable devices with Devmanview per command line.
To disable a device you can do with the following command:
devmanview.exe /disable "Nome do Dispositivo"
To enable:
devmanview.exe /enable "Nome do Dispositivo"
The device name must be the same as the one in the devices.
Save the files . bat in the directory that is the executable
devmanview.exe, or copy this to System32.
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I really liked this solution. But how would I make an IF to check whether the device is enabled or not? Have an example?
– hikoruKazuto
Devmanview does not offer this option, but you can check whether the device was disabled or batch-enabled earlier with an auxiliary file.
– Laércio Lopes