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Bug description
The help command suggests that --dev-all should list all HID devices, whereas --dev-gaming should filter the list by into gaming devices only, however --dev-all only produces the same output as --dev-gaming.
Steps to reproduce
Run HidHideCLI.exe --dev-gaming
Run HidHideCLI.exe --dev-all
Compare output of steps 1 & 2
Open HidHide Configuration Client
On the Devices tab, uncheck Gaming devices only
Compare this list with the output of step 2.
Actual result: At step 3, the output of steps 1 & 2 is identical. At Step 6, the list shows many more entries than the output of step 2.
Expected result: The output of step 2 should show the same devices as the list from step 6, and quite likely the output of steps 1 & 2 should be different at step 3.
Screenshots
Machine info
CPU-Architecture: x64
Windows version: Windows 11 Pro 21H2
Software/driver version(s): 1.1.50
Bug description
The
help
command suggests that--dev-all
should list all HID devices, whereas--dev-gaming
should filter the list by into gaming devices only, however--dev-all
only produces the same output as--dev-gaming
.Steps to reproduce
HidHideCLI.exe --dev-gaming
HidHideCLI.exe --dev-all
Devices
tab, uncheckGaming devices only
Actual result: At step 3, the output of steps 1 & 2 is identical. At Step 6, the list shows many more entries than the output of step 2. Expected result: The output of step 2 should show the same devices as the list from step 6, and quite likely the output of steps 1 & 2 should be different at step 3.
Screenshots
Machine info
CPU-Architecture: x64 Windows version: Windows 11 Pro 21H2 Software/driver version(s): 1.1.50
Any other helpful information