Difference between revisions of "Power Suite Ubuntu x86/OS Enhancement Utility/Device Control"
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'''Device permissions''' are divided into two functions: | '''Device permissions''' are divided into two functions: | ||
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| − | '''Only current device can access''': This means only USB devices currently plugged into the machine can be used. If you try to plug in a new USB device (not the current USB device), it will be disabled. | + | #'''Add Device into whitelist''': After enabling "Only current device can access," you can click on the "Add Device into whitelist" function. Check the USB device types you want to use and add them to the whitelist, allowing the use of those USB device types. |
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'''Step1. '''Select the “OS Enhancement Utility” page. | '''Step1. '''Select the “OS Enhancement Utility” page. | ||
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'''Step2.''' Click on "Only Current Device can Access" switch button. | '''Step2.''' Click on "Only Current Device can Access" switch button. | ||
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'''Step3.''' Click on "Add Device into whitelist" switch button and click the "setting" button. | '''Step3.''' Click on "Add Device into whitelist" switch button and click the "setting" button. | ||
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'''Step4.''' Select the device types you want to add to the whitelist, and click "Save" button. | '''Step4.''' Select the device types you want to add to the whitelist, and click "Save" button. | ||
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Revision as of 10:04, 13 March 2024
Device permissions are divided into two functions:
- Only current device can access: This means only USB devices currently plugged into the machine can be used. If you try to plug in a new USB device (not the current USB device), it will be disabled.
- Add Device into whitelist: After enabling "Only current device can access," you can click on the "Add Device into whitelist" function. Check the USB device types you want to use and add them to the whitelist, allowing the use of those USB device types.
Whitelist categories include: Audio, Camera, Keyboard, Mouse, Printer, USB_Hub, USB_storge, and wireless_Keyboard_Mouse.
Whitelist NOTE:
- If you want to allow wireless mouse&keyboard combinations, please open the "wireless_Keyboard_Mouse" option in the whitelist.
- If audio devices include cameras, or cameras include speakers or microphones, please open both the "Audio" and "Camera" options.
- If devices on the USB Hub need to be used, please open both the USB_Hub and the device type options.
Usage steps:
Step1. Select the “OS Enhancement Utility” page.
Step2. Click on "Only Current Device can Access" switch button.
Step3. Click on "Add Device into whitelist" switch button and click the "setting" button.
Step4. Select the device types you want to add to the whitelist, and click "Save" button.
