USB devices and the Windows Registry, part deux

First off, I wanted to thank everyone for their responses...I received many, 
but unfortunately, it seems that no one has the specific information I'm 
looking for.

To that end, I thought I'd narrow my question down a bit...a lot, actually.  

USB devices have a descriptor (on Windows, a USB_DEVICE_DESCRIPTOR structure) 
that contains values called "idProduct", "idVendor", and "iSerialNumber"...this 
last value is an index, not the actual serial number.

Now, Linux has a program called 'lsusb', and if the '-vv' switch is used, the 
actual string containing the serial number is returned.

Is there a similar program for Windows?  I've taken a look at devcon.exe, but 
haven't found anything in particular yet.  Perhaps the question should be, "is 
there a program for Windows that will display the idProduct and idVendor 
values, and the actual iSerialNumber string, similar to what lsusb does for 
Linux?"

An alternate question is, what API calls (DeviceIOControl() ???) would be used 
to get this?  If I know the API calls and the order, I may be able to put 
something together.  Please, no "look at" responses...if you know, you 
know...and if you don't, please don't bother.

Thanks, your input/effort is appreciated.

H. Carvey
"Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery"
http://www.windows-ir.com
http://windowsir.blogspot.com

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