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4 Ways to Scan for Hardware Changes on Windows
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4 Ways to Scan for Hardware Changes on Windows
You can scan for connected hardware devices using the Device Manager, Computer Management Tool, or Command Prompt without needing to restart your PC. Here are the best ways to run a scan to detect hardware changes on Windows. 1. Scan for Hardware Changes via Device Manager Device Manager seems to be the easiest way to scan for hardware changes. 1. Open Device Manager from the Windows Search. 2. Right-click the Device Category and select Scan for…
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