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Guest
how we activate and desactivate plug and play detection of hardware in
windows XP????.
windows XP????.
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Razyelle said:
In the BIOS.
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S
Steve Parry
In
Start
Run
type
services.msc
click OK
<Service window opens>
navigate to Plug and Play and disable it .... although why you'd want to I
don't know
note the dire warning on the service
"Enables a computer to recognize and adapt to hardware changes with little
or no user input. Stopping or disabling this service will result in system
instability."
Razyelle said:
Start
Run
type
services.msc
click OK
<Service window opens>
navigate to Plug and Play and disable it .... although why you'd want to I
don't know
note the dire warning on the service
"Enables a computer to recognize and adapt to hardware changes with little
or no user input. Stopping or disabling this service will result in system
instability."
D
Dave B.
Really? Please elaborate.
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Dave said:
It's in the BIOS on this machine. What elaboration do you want?
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D
Dave B.
Which setting are you referring to?
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Dave said:
PnP.
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D
Dave B.
There is no setting in any BIOS that will turn on or off XP's PnP function.
The PnP OS setting just determines what the BIOS does with the hardware, it
has no effect on XP's Pnp.
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The PnP OS setting just determines what the BIOS does with the hardware, it
has no effect on XP's Pnp.
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