Each vendor has a different ID. Use devviewer to find it and allow it that way.
How Symantec Endpoint Protection Device Control processes Windows device GUIDs and device IDs.
Device ID
A Device ID (also known as a Device Instance ID in Windows) is a specific ID that is given to each device. A Device ID can be more effective for blocking or allowing devices because it is made by concatenating a list of data about the particular device. Device IDs are generally in a more readable format.
Here are two common formats for Device IDs:
<class>\<type>&<vendor>&<model>&<revision>\<serial number>
<class>\<type><vendor><model><revision>\<serial number>
Here are examples of Device IDs:
- SanDisk Micro Cruzer - USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_SANDISK&PROD_CRUZER_MICRO&REV_2033\0002071406&0
- Apple iPod - USBSTOR\DiskApple___iPod____________1.62\4&3656B0&0
- Hitachi IDE Hard Drive - IDE\DISKHTS541060G9SA00_________________________MB3IC60H\4&14AA9DA8&0&0.0.0
For Device IDs wildcards are supported: * and ?.
- Asterisk [*] - means zero or more of any character
- Question mark [?] - means a single character of any value
Here are examples of using wildcards:
Any USB Storage device
Any USB Disk
Any USB SanDisk drive
- USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_SANDISK*
Any USB SanDisk Micro Cruzer drive
- USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_SANDISK&PROD_CRUZER_MICRO*
A specific SanDisk device
- USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_SANDISK&PROD_CRUZER_MICRO&REV_2033\0002071406&0
It is recommended to use Device IDs over Class IDs in most cases.