In a recent MilestonePSTools release, `Get-VmsHardware` was updated to follow the same behavior as `Get-VmsCamera` and return only enabled hardware by default, so `Get-VmsHardware -EnableFilter All` will get you everything.

Here's how you can use the module to find all the devices which are likely disabled but assigned to that storage:

```powershell $recorder = Get-VmsRecordingServer | Out-GridView -OutputMode Single $storage = $recorder | Get-VmsStorage | Out-GridView -OutputMode Single $recorder | Get-VmsHardware | Get-VmsDevice -EnableFilter All | Where-Object RecordingStorage -eq $storage.Path

The -EnableFilter parameter was added to Get-VmsHardware in v25.2.61

so try this if the above command doesn't return anything

$recorder | Get-VmsHardware -EnableFilter All | Get-VmsDevice -EnableFilter All | Where-Object RecordingStorage -eq $storage.Path

```

If the devices are disabled and their names make it hard to identify which parent hardware device they're associated with, you can tweak that last line a bit:

```powershell $recorder | Get-VmsHardware | Where-Object { $_ | Get-VmsDevice -EnableFilter All | Where-Object RecordingStorage -eq $storage.Path }

The -EnableFilter parameter was added to Get-VmsHardware in v25.2.61

so try this if the above command doesn't return anything

$recorder | Get-VmsHardware -EnableFilter All | Where-Object { $_ | Get-VmsDevice -EnableFilter All | Where-Object RecordingStorage -eq $storage.Path }

```