Windows 10: can you use device manager remotely on a Windows 10 target?

I have a Windows 10 computer. I am trying to use Device Manager on a remote Windows 10 computer.I open up Computer Management and then I right click Computer Management and select Connect to another computer and input the hostname of the target Windows 10 computer.Computer Management opens on the remote Windows 10 computer just fine and I can access many of the tools under the computer management tree.However when I click Device Manager I get the following error."Make sure that this computer is on the network, has remote administration enabled, and is running the Plug and Play and Remote reg

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Windows Powershell Remote Commands Not Working -RPC Server Unavailable

On target computer, change these services from manual start (or disabled) to automatic start (no delay), restart target computer and check that they are all running, then try again:

• Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
• Remote Access Connection Manager
• Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
• Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
• Remote Registry
• Windows Remote Management

 

Remote Computer Management

Hello,

Working on domain Win 10 Pro systems. I am able to use Computer management on the target PC and it shows Task Scheduler, Event Log, Shared, and Users/Groups fine but when I click on Device Manager, I get the fallowing error.

On my PC and the target, I have enabled "Allow inbound remote administration exception" and "Allow inbound remote desktop exceptions in local group policy editor. In services on both I have set remote registry and Plug and play to Auto and are started.

I'm at a loss of what do to. Do I need to put in my PC's IP in the remote reg and plug and play services? I have also only enabled them in Extended does it need to be done in standard as well?

 

Imaging Devices missing in Device Manager and Webcam doesn't working

Hi,

Since you mentioned that the said driver is missing in Device Manager, what we suggest is for you to check in the Hidden Devices section on Device Manager. Kindly follow the steps below:

• On the desktop, press Windows key + X and select
  Device Manager.
• Click on View and select
  Show Hidden Devices.
• Check for the webcam under Imaging Devices.
• If the webcam is listed, then right-click on it and select
  Update Driver Software
• Select Browse My Computer for Driver Software and follow the prompted steps.

Please post back with the result for further assistance