Windows 10: Managing fleet of onsite physical windows devices

Hey team, I am from a developer background and new to IT. I have an amusement park which has around 70 pcs and we need a way to manage them remotely, particularly schedule shutdown and startup time and also manually trigger shutdown or startup. So for example we shutdown all computers one hour after park closing and turn them back on one hour before park opening. At the same time we need to be able to turn them on manually during off hours for a vip visit and then manually turn them off again after the vip visit. I tried some wake on lan techniques but none of them are as reliable or easy to u

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What is/how do I remove 'fleet 660' device

Hello Bob,

I've made some research regarding the said device and as I've checked the Fleet 660 is a navigational device designed to used in automotive cars. Do you have any cars at home that may have this navigation device and somehow got connected to your network?

In case that your Media streaming option is turned on, you can remove the device by performing the steps below:

1. Click Start, type Media streaming options into the search space and select the same from the list.
2. Go to Show devices on, then select All networks from the drop down menu.
3. Click on the Fleet 660 and uncheck the box for Allowed.
4. Select the said device you wish to remove, click on its Remove link, and click on
   Remove the device to approve. Go on until you remove all that you wanted.
   
5. When finished, click on OK.

Looking forward to your response.

Regards.

 

What is/how do I remove 'fleet 660' device

In File Explorer I have noticed a network device with the name 'fleet 660' in the Smartphone section. I have only noticed it in the past week or so, so I assume it has only been there recently. I find no such device in the Device Manager. I searched for
the term 'fleet' on C: drive and in the registry editor and nothing relevant shows up. The device comes and goes - sometimes it is listed, sometimes it is not. When I look at the Properties, all it says is that it is manufactured by Garmin, and a web search
says it is a Garmin Fleet Services management device.

By Internet system includes a DSL modem and 3 Linksys Velop wireless devices protected by strong WPA passwords but I'd be the last to assume that I can't be penetrated. I also use Norton but I don't know if that would protect me in this situation. I also
don't know if Win10 uses it - I updated to v1803 a month or two ago.

Any thoughts re what this is, whether it is a potential problem and how I might remove it (if it isn't required by Win10)

Thanks, Bob

 

Any way to "map" USB physical ports to a Device Manager list?

Is there a utility or else a utility plus some savvy that allows someone to map all the physical ports USB ports to the device manager listing like this one