The top ID in the list is usually the main one, and should have the most characters. Right-click on this ID and copy it to your clipboard. This will usually display what the device is, which can be very useful for determining what the malfunctioning hardware is. This will return results that contain the driver files for your piece of hardware. You can also use the information you found in the previous step to download the correct driver from the manufacturer's support page. You don't have to worry about deciphering the whole thing, but there are two aspects that can help you identify the product if a Google search fails. The VEN_XXXX is a code that indicates the manufacturer (vendor). The DEV_XXXX is the specific model of hardware (device). Below are some of the more common VEN_XXXX codes:  Intel – 8086 ATI/AMD – 1002/1022 NVIDIA – 10DE Broadcom – 14E4 Atheros – 168C Realtek – 10EC Creative – 1102 Logitech – 046D You can use the Vendor and Device IDs you extracted above to search the database at devicehunt.com. Enter the four-digit Vendor ID (VEN_XXXX) into the Vendor ID search field, or the four-digit Device ID (DEV_XXXX) into the appropriate field and click the "Search" button.  The database is extensive but does not contain every piece of hardware. There's a chance that your search won't return results. The database is deigned for PCI slot hardware, including graphics cards, sound cards, and network adapters.

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右键单击第一个ID，然后选择“复制”。 将硬件ID粘贴到Google搜索。 在搜索关键字中加上“驱动程序”。 理解硬件ID的格式。 使用Device Hunt站点找到硬件。