In computing, a plug and play device or computer bus, is one with a specification that facilitates the discovery of a hardware component in a system without the need for physical device configuration or user intervention in resolving resource conflicts. Plug and play devices can be due to boot-time assignment of device resources and to hotplug sys...
Automatic configuration of adapters, details ...
(Digital cameras and photo printers) Developed by Intel, this standard allows the installation of extension cards into a computer without the subsequent need to alter the configuration. This is directly supported by Windows 95 and all newer Windows versions. (USB)
A standard that allows the system to automatically configure adapter-card resources.
The ability to install equipment with little or no setup
A set of specifications developed by Intel that allows a computer to automatically detect and configure devices.
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The ability to install equipment with little or no setup. 
Direct and easy product use. No time consuming manual product set up required before first use.
The ability of certain operating systems to automatically detect a new device that has been added to the system, uniquely identify that device, and install the appropriate drivers and system files for that device. Identification is facilitated by means of predetermined identification numbers hard-coded into the device. When the operating system bo....
A security card or cable card you get from a cable operator that decrypts scrambled cable signals on
The ability of an operating system to identify and configure the system to incorporate peripherals.