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(de)activating a device
I would like to activate or deactivate a peripheral device
without using the windows device manager but using a program. I think it's possible to do this from excel (a macro can do this ?), but... how ? Is it possible for real ? -- David C. |
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(de)activating a device
I believe it could be done with a bunch of API calls, but it would be a very
complex task IMO. -- Vasant "David C." wrote in message ... I would like to activate or deactivate a peripheral device without using the windows device manager but using a program. I think it's possible to do this from excel (a macro can do this ?), but... how ? Is it possible for real ? -- David C. |
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(de)activating a device
using an API may help,
but looking for an API never used, when you don't even know if it exist is not very easy. I mean, not for me. API or not, I hope someone know how to to it OR know where to look for it. because I don't -- David C. |
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