About this software
USB Analyzer collects and decodes USB device traffic on Windows systems. It captures requests and responses from attached USB devices, displays protocol details, and records sessions for later review. The tool provides filtering and search to isolate transactions and exports captured sessions for external analysis. Intended for developers, testers, and IT professionals diagnosing USB device behavior and driver interactions on Windows.
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Eltima Software USB Analyzer
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Benefits
- Real-time capture: Monitor USB requests and responses as they occur on connected devices.
- Protocol decoding: Decode USB transfers into human-readable protocol fields and descriptors.
- Filtering and search: Locate specific transactions using filters and text search across sessions.
- Session recording: Save captured sessions for later review and external analysis.
- Device-level inspection: Inspect endpoints, setup packets, and transfer types at device level.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation available: Online manuals and feature guides available on the publisher website.
- Support portal access: Access technical articles and submit support requests via the publisher support portal.
- Product updates: Update information and new releases announced on the product page.
- License details online: License types and activation instructions are provided in online documentation.
- Knowledge base articles: Searchable articles and troubleshooting steps are available on the publisher site.
Frequently asked questions
What is Eltima Software USB Analyzer?
A software tool for capturing, decoding, and analyzing USB protocol traffic to troubleshoot devices and monitor host-device communications.
Which USB transfer types can it analyze?
USB analyzers typically display and decode standard transfer types—control, bulk, interrupt, and isochronous—allowing inspection of payloads, timings, and transactions.
How can captured USB data be filtered and exported?
Most USB analyzer software provides packet-level filtering by endpoint, direction, or timestamps and supports exporting session logs in common formats such as CSV or PCAP for further analysis.
What precautions should be taken when capturing USB traffic?
Captured traffic may contain sensitive data; isolate test systems, obtain authorization, secure stored logs, and limit access to analysis tools to maintain data privacy and compliance.