Why are some PDO names in DeviceTree shown in violet (purple?) color?
thx
From the associated help file:
"One detail to note, if a PDO is present in multiple places in the PnP view,
it will be displayed in whatever color you have assigned for visited links
in Internet Explorer. "
(I actually had to look this up myself… I didn’t dare ask Mark 
p
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Thank you Peter,
Actually I figured it out.
Another question rises – why do some PDOs present in multiple places?
thx
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“Andrew Shafranov” wrote in message
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> Another question rises - why do some PDOs present in multiple places?
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Good question…
We build the PnP list view from the relations reported by the FDOs. Filter
drivers, for example, often report the PDOs of the underlying device – as
well as PDOs that they may own.
We highlight these entries is to call attention to the fact that they may
not “really be there”,
hth,
p
Thank you Peter,
We build the PnP list view from the relations reported by the FDOs. Filter
drivers, for example, often report the PDOs of the underlying device – as
well as PDOs that they may own.
I believe it’s a good idea to put it to the associated help file
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