This can be checked in the Windows Device Manager (right-click the Start button > Device Manager), which normally lists all entries without further instructions.

If not, try rolling back the drivers if the problem started after a recent Windows or driver update. Under Device Manager, find your USB drive's driver, right-click on it, and choose Properties.

Learn how to rename hardware in Device Manager of Windows 11/10. You can rename USB camera, GPU, CPU, or any other USB device using this guide.

The Windows 10 Device Manager is getting a helpful upgrade that makes it easier to uninstall a specific driver by seeing what devices are using it.

Tech expert ThioJoe demonstrates how renaming devices in Device Manager can make it easier to manage hardware.

Q: I have a Windows 7 desktop that crashed during power outage. When it came back up, I found that the network adapter had disappeared from my Device Manager and no wireless connections appeared ...

If you have a piece of hardware with a yellow mark on Device Manager, use these instructions to fix the problem on Windows 11.