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New version! - SourceUSB is a software-based USB analysis tool. With SourceUSB, you can view all host USB I/O requests on a Windows operating system. It helps you analyze driver and firmware problems by revealing how USB devices interact with the operating system.
SourceUSB is a Windows application with a Microsoft Visual Studio "Whidbey" style interface. It has an intuitive layout to make it easy for you to get at information you need.
SourceUSB records USB I/O requests in a binary log file. Records can be displayed as they arrive in a real-time display. Alternatively, records can be gathered in the background and displayed once logging has ended. Requests can be logged from the time the system boots or logging can be easily started and stopped using keyboard shortcuts or menu commands. Filters can be applied to control the amount and type of information which is captured or displayed. Logging can run continuously until manually stopped or stopped by the occurrence of a trigger event. All requests are time-stamped to aid in performance analysis.
SourceUSB allows you to examine each I/O request in detail. For example, the fields in setup packets, URBs, and descriptors are displayed and annotated. The initiation, completion and dispatch return phases of each I/O request are displayed separately with the completion status. Requests can be traced through multiple drivers that make up the Windows USB sub-system.
SourceUSB also logs low level host controller function interfaces. These include hub driver support functions supplied by the Usbport driver in Windows XP and newer. Functions in this group are called in response to hub events on a device plug-in or an unplug. Logging also include direct function calls between the miniport driver (EHCI, UHCI, OHCI) and the Usbport driver in Windows XP and newer. Functions in this group are a common API for all host controllers. These functions fall into several categories: controller state, end point operations and state, queueing and completing transfer descriptors to endpoints, root hub state and port control, and various utility functions. Logging these functions reveals how URBs ultimately become transfer descriptors which are queued and completed. But more importantly, it reveals transfer descriptors which have no URB or Irp associated with them, some of these are the hidden transactions performed during early phases of enumeration.
SourceUSB installs easily and does not change the target system's driver configuration. It does not require any changes to existing drivers to benefit from its use. It installs and uninstalls with a standard installation program. Setup can be accomplished in a few minutes.
32-bit Operating Systems:
- Microsoft Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Windows Server 2003
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
64-bit Operating Systems:
- Windows XP
- Windows Server 2003
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
SourceUSB - 64bit software
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Latest version: 3.41
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Release date: 2012-04-07
- Download SourceUSB - Softpedia
