To see which devices are using a particular monitor or keyboard, it can be very helpful if you can collect this information. In this blog I will show you how to do this with the help of Endpoint Analytics. You can then use this information to assign a driver to these devices or to trigger a hardware replacement. How you can automatically populate a group based on the output of an endpoint analytics script I explained in this blog post.

How to get the Hardware Id

Run the following command in a PowerShell session

Get-PnpDevice | Format-List

Search the hardware you want to collect and copy the DeviceID:

Insert the DeviceId or multiple DeviceIds into the array in the PowerShell script from my github repository:

Deploy a Endpoint Analytics Script to collect the values

First we deploy an endpoint analytics script to our clients to get the return value from the clients with the device manufacture

• Open Endpoint Analytics
• Click + Create script package

• Enter a name and click Next

• Upload the Detection script. You can find this script in my GitHub repository.
• Click Next > Next

• Assign the script to a group
• Create a schedule. In my case I select daily.
• Click Next > Create

Result

You can see in the  Device status view of the remediation script the result.

• With issues = device fount
• Without issues = device not fount

You can get the results also via graph:

https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceManagement/deviceHealthScripts/**SCRIPT_ID**/deviceRunStates?$top=100

How to fill a AAD group based on this value you can find here.