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From another article:<br />
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&quot;USB ports don't have names. It is a bus, it doesn't matter what connector you use. Just like it doesn't matter where you plug in a card in the bus inside of the machine.&quot;<br />
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So you can get the attached devices, not the USB ports themselves. Getting a list of connected devices: <a href="http://code.google.com/p/usb-devices-list/" rel="ugc nofollow">http://code.google.com/p/usb-devices-list/</a>
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From another article:

"USB ports don't have names. It is a bus, it doesn't matter what connector you use. Just like it doesn't matter where you plug in a card in the bus inside of the machine."

So you can get the attached devices, not the USB ports themselves. Getting a list of connected devices: http://code.google.com/p/usb-devices-list/ [http://code.google.com/p/usb-devices-list/]

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Hi!<br />
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Thanks, but that source seems not to work I´m afraid. :-/
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Hi!

Thanks, but that source seems not to work I´m afraid. :-/

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I get:<br />
Error: Additional information: Unable to cast object of type USBDevicesList.core.chub to USBDevicesList.Core.CDevic<wbr />e.<br />
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This happens in line 67 of CGenerateReport.<br />
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I get:
Error: Additional information: Unable to cast object of type USBDevicesList.core.chub to USBDevicesList.Core.CDevice.

This happens in line 67 of CGenerateReport.



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You might need to review the code and fix it. But a lot of sources point to it, so it should be worth.
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You might need to review the code and fix it. But a lot of sources point to it, so it should be worth.

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I couldn´t get the source code to work on my computer. Will investigate later on what needs to be done, but I belive the code will be sufficiant for me to use.<br />
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kind regards<br />
Thomas
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I couldn´t get the source code to work on my computer. Will investigate later on what needs to be done, but I belive the code will be sufficiant for me to use.

kind regards
Thomas

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Hi!<br />
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Hi!<br />
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Is there any easy way to get hold of the usb ports that are available on my computer? <br />
Currently I have some external tool that when running it I can see in a log that it uses for example EPIUSB2. Can I list the existing ports somehow?<br />
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Kind regards<br />
Thomas Hermansson
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Hi!

Hi!

Is there any easy way to get hold of the usb ports that are available on my computer? 
Currently I have some external tool that when running it I can see in a log that it uses for example EPIUSB2. Can I list the existing ports somehow?

Kind regards
Thomas Hermansson

How do I enumerate the available USB ports in C#

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