toshiba external usb 3 0 usb device

1, open Active Directory Users and Computers; 2, select the need to disable the USB device OU, and click the right mouse button to Group Policy; 3, create a GPO for USB, and click Edit, open Group Policy Editor; 4, into the Group Policy Editor, expand Computer Configuration, Windows settings, security settings, file

The following are the specific setup methods:1. Samsung notebook boot will appear when the blue background of the Samsung logo screen, the following figure: 2. When the Samsung logo screen appears, quickly press the keyboard "F2" key. Step 2. Change the fast BIOS mode setting 1. After entering the BIOS, select "Advanced". 2. Then select to "Fast BIOS Mode", which is the "enabled" status, as shown in the following figure:

ecexception) {Loghelper.writeerrorlog ("Get Parent"+ecexception.message, ecexception); return false; }} [DllImport ("Setupapi.dll", SetLastError =true)] Public Static extern intCm_locate_devnodea (ref intPdndevinst,stringPdeviceid,intulflags); [DllImport ("Setupapi.dll")] Public Static extern intCm_get_parent ( outUInt32 Pdndevinst, UInt32 dndevinst,intulflags); [DllImport ("Setupapi.dll", SetLastError =true)] Public Static extern intCm_get_device_id_size ( out intPullen

1. When the display of Samsung screen, quickly click the "F2" key into the BIOS, select the "Advanced" option, move the cursor to the "FAST BIOS Mode" option. 2. When the "Fast BIOS Mode" option is selected from "Enabled" to "disabled", press "F10" to save and exit. 3. Re-access the boot menu, you can already identify the USB device.

, now the phone can be directly connected to the U disk, the need is the OTG data line, so let's demonstrate it. 2, a lot of mobile phones will have a display moved then, such as "Safe Uninstall" 3, but there are some mobile phones are not so straight off the safe removal of shortcut keys that how to do? 4, now we click "Settings" and then open into the "settings" details as follows 5, after entering to the Setup interf

:/*-------------------------------------------------------------*/#define EP_NUM (3)//This is very important. I've changed it for a long time. This is the number of endpoints supported by the specified device, since the endpoint 2 is used so I use 3, of course >=3/*------------------------------------------------------