This is how it shows up in device manager right now:
In Windows settings there is no branding, it only shows the system name - whatever your computer name is.
This is what the EC driver says:
Here are the pieces of code where branding is defined:
FrameworkArgb/Device.h
181:#define FWK_ARGB_HID_VID 0x32AC
182:#define FWK_ARGB_HID_PID 0x0033
183:#define FWK_ARGB_HID_VERSION 0x0101
204:#define FWK_ARGB_MANUFACTURER_STRING L"Framework"
205:#define FWK_ARGB_PRODUCT_STRING L"Desktop UMDF ARGB Driver"
206:#define FWK_ARGB_SERIAL_NUMBER_STRING L"FRAMPBCP00"
207:#define FWK_ARGB_DEVICE_STRING L"Desktop UMDF ARGB Device"
FrameworkArgb/FrameworkArgb.inf
91:ManufacturerName="Framework Computer Inc"
92:DiskName = "FrameworkArgb Installation Disk"
93:DeviceName ="FrameworkArgb Device"
94-ClassName ="Sample Device"
95:WudfRdDisplayName ="Windows Driver Foundation - User-mode Driver Framework Reflector"
This is how it shows up in device manager right now:
In Windows settings there is no branding, it only shows the system name - whatever your computer name is.
This is what the EC driver says:
Here are the pieces of code where branding is defined: