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i would like to Enable and Disable USB ports. I have read that it can be done by changing the registry value but the problem is you need to restart or remove and attached again the usb device... i nedd to disable and enable it on the time the usb is attached.<br />
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i have read that it can be done using the SetupDiCallClassInstaller,<wbr /> but i dont know how to use it and perform it in mfc..is there anybody who can give some sample about this matter.<br />
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many thanks
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i would like to Enable and Disable USB ports. I have read that it can be done by changing the registry value but the problem is you need to restart or remove and attached again the usb device... i nedd to disable and enable it on the time the usb is attached.

i have read that it can be done using the SetupDiCallClassInstaller, but i dont know how to use it and perform it in mfc..is there anybody who can give some sample about this matter.

many thanks

Enable / Disable USB without using the registry

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