What type of usb is this picture
Hi,
I have usb device which I don’t know if it’s memory or what it is. I have placed a picture below see if anyone can say or how can I identify what is it? What should I look for? Thank you.
I have usb device which I don’t know if it’s memory or what it is. I have placed a picture below see if anyone can say or how can I identify what is it? What should I look for? Thank you.
FOX
It looks like it may be a transmitter for a wireless keyboard or mouse.
Definitely wireless of some kind as it has a FCC ID on it.
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It's a bluetooth dongle.
What is on the other side?
Can't quite make out the FCC ID from the photo so can't look it up.
Can you take a couple more screenshots as the one is not definitive.
What does it do when you plug it in (use a different computer if you can).
Bluetooth and Wireless will show up as connecting. USB will show up as adding a folder or drive (quite different)
So please let us know what it does
What does it do when you plug it in (use a different computer if you can).
Bluetooth and Wireless will show up as connecting. USB will show up as adding a folder or drive (quite different)
So please let us know what it does
Andy,
In Device manager if you see the device is not installed properly
1. Right-click it select properties
2. Select Details tab - Property (click the dropdown and select Hardware Ids)
3. Right-Click the first line and copy and paste it in to Google and it may find the actual device and drivers on the web
In Device manager if you see the device is not installed properly
1. Right-click it select properties
2. Select Details tab - Property (click the dropdown and select Hardware Ids)
3. Right-Click the first line and copy and paste it in to Google and it may find the actual device and drivers on the web
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Thank you guys... when I read justin comment it came to me, it's tru, when u insert a usb, the device manager reacts... so it's a Bluetooth device.
So then plug it in and now can you connect (pair) a Bluetooth device like a mouse?
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Thank u all.
More likely came with a bluetooth headset rather than a mouse as it says Marvell on it.
It's "Maxell," Andy.
This is the spec sheet from FCC
Maxell-BT-V2-EDR-.PDF
Maxell-BT-V2-EDR-.PDF
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Thank u guys! Even after closed question, still helping out! True gentlemens!
We learn off each other, it is not all about points. For example ZeropointNRG has taught me to read ;)
How did MASQueraid identify it exactly though?
How did MASQueraid identify it exactly though?
"Can't quite make out the FCC ID from the photo so can't look it up. "
But there's a limited combination of valid characters for the bit that's blurred.
& questions never really close nowadays so if you come across a thread and think you can contribute some more useful information to the answer please do.
But there's a limited combination of valid characters for the bit that's blurred.
& questions never really close nowadays so if you come across a thread and think you can contribute some more useful information to the answer please do.