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Update Microsoft-Windows-Partition-Diagnostic_Microsoft-Windows-Parti… #176

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Author: Mark Hallman mark.hallman@gmail.com, Hyun Yi @hyuunnn, Andrew Rathbun
Author: Mark Hallman mark.hallman@gmail.com, Hyun Yi @hyuunnn, Andrew Rathbun, Chad Tilbury
Description: USB Insertion/Removal
EventId: 1006
Channel: "Microsoft-Windows-Partition/Diagnostic"
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Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"Manufacturer\"]"
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Property: PayloadData4
PropertyValue: "SerialNumber: %SerialNumber%"
PropertyValue: "SCSI SerialNumber: %SerialNumber%"
Values:
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Name: SerialNumber
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"SerialNumber\"]"
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Property: PayloadData5
PropertyValue: "DiskId: %DiskId%"
PropertyValue: "RegistryId: %RegistryId%"
Values:
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Name: DiskId
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"DiskId\"]"
Name: RegistryId
Value: "/Event/EventData/Data[@Name=\"RegistryId\"]"
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Property: PayloadData6
PropertyValue: "ParentId: %ParentId%"
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# https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/stormgmt/msft-physicaldisk (BusType)
# Frankly, there is too much data to fit within 6 PayloadData columns. As always, all data is in the Payload column but there isn't enough room to map out all the information cleanly.
#
# SCSI SerialNumber is not always the same as iSerialNumber (found in USBSTOR registry key). This is a secondary serial number.
# Search for the RegistryID within the SYSTEM hive to match with the proper USBSTOR key and iSerialNumber.
#
# Example Event Data:
# <Event>
# <System>
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