Using Device Manager.

Device Manager Definition

• Device Manager, which can be defined as a Microsoft Management Console extension control panel, provides users with an organized, central view of the Windows-recognized hardware that is attached to a computer. 
• This includes devices such as keyboards, hard disk drives, USB, etc. 
• They sort out all devices, listing them based on different parameters and notifying the user immediately if a computer malfunctions or stops working altogether. 
• Thus it can be used to control, enable or disable devices, configure them, identify device conflicts and much more.
• Through adding Comodo Device Manager to your paid managed service packages, you remotely monitor and control mobile devices and endpoints from a single, centralized screen. 
• The console of CDM offers access for all devices including smartphones, laptops, computers, workstations and servers. CDM uses Comodo's proprietary containment technology, which automatically sands unknown files and runs them within a secure, virtual environment where it cannot access user data or damage the protected system.
• Comodo containment technology achieves the main deliverable business of offering complete protection from zero-day threats without impacting end-user experience or workflows.

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How to Access Comodo Device Manager?

• There are various ways of getting to Device Manager. Control Panel, Command Prompt or Computer Management are the most common ways to access it. 
• There are a few specific ways of opening it in older operating systems; this differs from OS to OS.
• You can also open the Device Manager by using a special command and by using the command line or dialog box Run. 
• An simple way to open it in Windows is to type in the Command Prompt the right command.
• The fact that Device Manager is included in Windows is worth noting, and there is no need to download or install anything.

How to Open Device Manager in Windows 10, 8 & 7?

• First, let's discuss how to open Device Manager via Control Panel and then the other ways as well
• Opening Device Manager via Control Panel.
• Open Control Panel.
• Control Panel would be available from the Start Menu or the Apps screen, depending on the Windows version. In Windows 10 and 8, go for the Power User Menu- press the WIN (Windows) key and the X key together.
• Depending on your version of Windows, Control Panel is usually available from the Start Menu or the Apps screen.
• Click on the Hardware and Sound link for Windows 10 & 8 or Click System and Security for Windows 7.
• Check under Devices and Printers in Windows 10 and 8, and under System in Windows 7, you'll find Device Manager.
• Once Device Manager is open, you can view device status, update device drivers, enable or disable devices or do hardware management.

The Other Ways in Which Device Manager Can be Opened

• Device Manager can also be accessed using Command Prompt, via its run command, devmgmt.msc, in any version of Windows. 
• This is helpful in certain situations, such as when your computer is not working or your machine is having a problem that prevents normal functioning.
• System management is also available in all versions of Windows via device management. Device management is one of the Administrative Tools.