Device Manager Could Not Found!

[punit144]

Hi,
I Just Installed Ubuntu 12.04 Today But i am Not able to find my device Manager Anywhere.
I Dont Have Administration in my System Setting.
Please Can Anyone Give me the Right Directions
Thanks,

[Rodney9]

I'm not sure what you mean, all your system settings are in 'System Settings' see the screen shot below -


Help Guides to Ubuntu Precise-Pangolin version 12.04

http://wp.me/p1G6ys-WK

http://beginlinux.com/blog/2012/04/g...cise-pangolin/

Rodney

[alphapapa]

Try this : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardInfo

HardInfo is a hardware analysis, system benchmark and report generator.

Once you install the package, Simply select 'Generate Report' from the top toolbar, a dialogue box will appear allowing you to export all desired computer, device, network or benchmark results to a HTML file. Upon completion an option to open the file immediately for viewing is provided.

Hope this is what you are looking for.!

[gordintoronto]

What do you want to do?

Device Manager is part of Windows, not Linux.

Perhaps you want "Additional Drivers".

[thompsw]

What do you want to do?

Device Manager is part of Windows, not Linux.

Perhaps you want "Additional Drivers".

I'm also looking for a device manager. I just upgraded from 10.something and used to use the gnome-device-manager to check on things attached to usb, get uuids on new/modificed disk drives etc.

Dave.

[thompsw]

I just tried hardinfo and while it provides lots of information, it doesn't seem to have the level of detail that the gnome-device-manager provides.

[ibjsb4]

gnome-device-manager was last included in 10o4.

http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/gnome-device-manager

Try

sudo lshw

[gordintoronto]

If you want a detailed description of your hardware, open Terminal and enter this command:
sudo lshw -html > Desktop/myconfig.htm

If you double-click on myconfig.htm, it should open in your browser, and give you a nicely formatted report about your hardware.