In the Windows environment, "dispositivos de leitura" typically refers to reading devices such as scanners, barcode readers, or any peripheral devices used for input. Managing these devices involves ensuring they are correctly installed, configured, and functioning. Windows provides several tools to manage and troubleshoot these devices effectively.

Examples:

1. Device Manager: This is the primary tool for managing hardware devices. You can view and manage all connected devices, update drivers, and troubleshoot issues.

   • To open Device Manager, press Win + X and select "Device Manager" from the menu.
   • In Device Manager, expand the relevant category to find your reading device (e.g., "Imaging devices" for scanners).
   • Right-click the device and select "Update driver" to ensure the latest drivers are installed.

2. PowerShell: You can use PowerShell to gather information about connected devices and manage them programmatically.

   • To list all connected devices, open PowerShell and run:

     Get-PnpDevice

   • To filter for specific types of devices, such as imaging devices, use:

     Get-PnpDevice | Where-Object { $_.Class -eq 'Imaging' }

3. Command Prompt (CMD): Although CMD is not typically used for device management, you can use it to access certain system information that might be useful for troubleshooting.

   • To view system information, including connected devices, use:

     systeminfo

4. Windows Settings: For a more graphical approach, you can manage devices via the Windows Settings.

   • Open Settings by pressing Win + I.
   • Navigate to "Devices" to view and manage connected peripherals.

5. Troubleshooting Tools: Windows provides built-in troubleshooters for various devices.

   • Go to Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot.
   • Select the appropriate troubleshooter for your device type, such as "Hardware and Devices".

These tools and methods allow you to effectively manage and troubleshoot reading devices within the Windows environment.