The serial number of the USB flash drive is listed last and there is a &0 at the end which is not part of the serial number.
You do need to parse some information out because more than a serial number is given. This request is asking Windows to search the computer for any Mass Storage devices (flash drives) connected to the computer USB Host Controller on the motherboard. Wmic path Win32_USBControllerDevice get Dependent | find “USBSTOR” # Select a flash drive by clicking on the drive letter This is different than the volume serial number which we talk about from a previous post. This serial number is written into read-only memory on the flash drive and cannot be duplicated or deleted or modified. The serial number in question is the device serial number which follows the device and will be the same serial number to identify the physical device. Using the CMD prompt in Windows 10 or 11, it is a one line request to get the serial number of a USB flash drive.
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