Go to the Details tab and select Hardware ID to view its PID and VID. Select the desire com port and double click on it or right-click and select Properties.ģ. Go to Control Panel > Device Manager > Ports.Ģ. Now you need to follow the below steps to get the vid and PID.ġ. To find the vid (Vendor ID) and PID (Product ID) of a serial USB device first you need to attach the device with your PC. You can See this Article, Read & Write Windows Registry The registry of the windows kept the information of the device, so simple logic here to open the windows registry and get the com id. But it is not a good idea to show all com port, I want that application to identify the com id itself.Įvery USB device has a unique hardware id (the combination of VID and PID), so to accomplish the above task my approach is to get COM PORT of USB Serial Device on the basis of VID/PID. So the solution is that displays the list of all known com ports and users select the correct com port. We cannot fix the COM ID of the USB device in the application because the device could be enumerated with different com id on a different machine as per the availability. Here comport is using for the communication. If a problem with the device occurs after the device is redirected to the remote desktop or application, examine both the client- and agent-side logs.In my one project, I need to create an application to upgrade the firmware of the device. (Default location) /tmp/vmware-root/vmware-view-usbd-*.log Library/Logs/VMware/vmware-usbarbitrator-xxxx.log var/root/Library/Logs/VMware/vmware-view-usbd-xxxx.log %PROGRAMDATA%\VMware\VDM\logs\debug-*.txtĬ:\Windows\Temp\vmware-SYSTEM\vmware-usbarb-*.log The following table shows the default location of the log files. Alternatively, you can look in the client-side log file after you plug in the USB device to the local system when Horizon Client is running. To find the VID and PID, you can search on the Internet for the product name combined with vid and pid. When you configure policies for splitting and filtering out USB devices, some values you set require the VID (vendor ID) and PID (product ID) for the USB device. To enable logging on Mac clients, see the VMware Horizon Client for Mac Installation and Setup Guide document. On Mac clients, logging is disabled by default. Logging on Windows and Linux clients is enabled by default. Client logs are produced for the USB arbitrator and the Horizon View USB Service.
If you are trying to configure USB device splitting or filtering, or if you are trying to determine why a particular device does not appear in a Horizon Client menu, look in the client-side logs. To find product IDs for specific devices, use the client-side logs. Use the log files in both locations for troubleshooting.
Useful log files for USB are located on both the client system and the remote desktop operating system or RDS host.
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