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Additionally, the two other common device PropertyKey GUIDs are absent, as found in the Microsoft docs. They are PKEY_DeviceInterface_FriendlyName(the actual one), and PKEY_Device_DeviceDesc.
I believe the corrected/added values are as follows:
Side note, I don't see anywhere where the PID values are defined. Is this intentional? The information currently given in PropertyKeys.cs isn't actually enough to uniquely identify the properties without the user referencing PID values from the Windows API headers. (e.g. the GUIDs for Device_FriendlyName and Device_DeviceDesc are the same, you need the different PID values in order to actually get the right info)
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Hello,
It appears that the GUID specified in PropertyKeys.cs for
PKEY_DeviceInterface_FriendlyName
is incorrectly named, as it is actuallyPKEY_Device_xxx
.Additionally, the two other common device PropertyKey GUIDs are absent, as found in the Microsoft docs. They are
PKEY_DeviceInterface_FriendlyName
(the actual one), andPKEY_Device_DeviceDesc
.I believe the corrected/added values are as follows:
Side note, I don't see anywhere where the PID values are defined. Is this intentional? The information currently given in
PropertyKeys.cs
isn't actually enough to uniquely identify the properties without the user referencing PID values from the Windows API headers. (e.g. the GUIDs forDevice_FriendlyName
andDevice_DeviceDesc
are the same, you need the different PID values in order to actually get the right info)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: