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    Device Manager Property list against drivers and DriverStore
    Device Manager Property list against DriverStore

    From Device Manager Properties we have 120 files.
    sys 95
    dll 13
    bin 6
    cpa 1
    vp 5
    els 0
    Total 120


    It is a reasonable expectation that any matching files from that are found in Device Manager Property in DriverStore may not be those matched in drivers. So initially we will continue using the file from the previous experiments without talking out the text color, add the DriverStore worksheet, and then take it from there

    After using this code
    http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showth...ll=1#post12406
    to make the DriverStore worksheet, it is clear from the large amount of diverse things that some visual inspection is needed to determine how any macro can usefully analyse what we have.

    Some initial observations:
    Any thing with two underscores in it _ _ appears to be a Folder. This could be used to determine if the thing is a folder. We could also, as ever check, for an entry in column B to determine if we have a folder. Some files have a single underscore.
    We have a lot of folders, so it may be safer to use the entry in the column B to determine if folder is present . ( We could also add an extra condition to check that the first three characters are of the "G:" form )

    Some file types not yet encountered
    inf_loc
    HLP
    NTF
    PPD
    TBL
    ICC
    DAT
    dpb
    cty
    msc
    xst


    3 funny things
    Microsoft.Bluetooth.Legacy.LEEnumerator.sys
    Microsoft.Bluetooth.Profiles.HidOverGatt.dll
    Microsoft.Bluetooth.AvrcpTransport.sys


    The initial VBA arrays macro , although the largest we are likely to use will never the less be made even larger to include the B column, but while I am at it I will top left origin it to the first cell, to keep the “rows” and “columns” in liner with the actual spreadsheet, to help simplify further work.
    There are also some redundant parts , such as a section that caught the Folders in he previous use of this macro based on no . in the string
    It is not so efficient, but who cares.. , it might help in even further use.

    File types in DriverStire
    Here is the list produced from the macro here:
    Code:
    sys       389
    dll       275
    bin       68
    cpa       1
    vp        5
    bag       20
    xml       144
    js        8
    gdl       35
    cab       1
    ini       185
    cat       45
    inf       706
    pnf       93
    gpd       174
    exe       1
     sam          0 
    inf_loc   508
    pnf       93
    hlp       9
    ntf       8
    ppd       27
     tbl          0
    icc          0 
    dat       6
    dpb       12
    cty       2
    msc       2
    xst       1
     dll.mui        0
    sys.mui         0 
    Total files is  2783
    Total Folders is    794



    Some notes and conclusions for the file types in DriverStore
    To follow maybe…



    ExplorerBefore Device Manager Properties V DriverStore.xlsm : https://app.box.com/s/tgd6k3sgs1d0w09dhlizuq8a9asvmu2k
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