October 2011
Beginner
835 pages
19h 23m
English
It doesn't take long for your computer to find itself attached to a whole bunch of things with cables and funny looking plugs. Even with wireless networks, mice, keyboards, and printers, peripherals and hardware need to be recognized and connected your computer. Fortunately, Windows 7 and the installation programs provided by the hardware manufacturers can make connecting and using your hardware fairly easy. Table 14–1 shows some of the features that make this happen.

For additional help with devices and installation, see “Updating device drivers” in Chapter 17.
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