Windows 10: changing devices in device manager...

Hello,

I have a working Logitech PTZ Pro 2 camera and a Magewell HDMI capture device. Both are installed and drivers are up to date. What I want to do is switch the Logitech camera that is currently being detected as an "imaging device" in device manger and swap it with the HDMI capture that is currently defaulted as the "camera." Is there anyway to accomplish this? I'll upload a picture too.

Thank you!
Peter

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