If you are talking about the TV plug and plays, then no.
If you are talking about a microphone or a controller, then yes. Plug and plays are usually USB based, and all USB's require drivers.
If you are talking about the TV plug and plays, then no. If you are talking about a microphone or a controller, then yes. Plug and plays are usually USB based, and all USB's require drivers.
Technologies that support plug and play allow to connect new devices to a computer. After a short while, these devices can simply be used. When they are no longer needed, they can be disconnected again. Plug and play does not require the user to load a specific device driver to access the device.
If you are talking about the TV plug and plays, then no. If you are talking about a microphone or a controller, then yes. Plug and plays are usually USB based, and all USB's require drivers.
A Plug-N-Play device More information: Most USB devices, (printers, NICs, etc...) require pre-installed drivers for numeration before the device is connected. Things like keyboards, mice, and thumb drives, some external storage devices, do not require drivers because they are native to most OS's
No.Make sure they show, in writing, that they are Mac compatible.Apple use's the Plug and Play rules where the manufacturer is supposed to have their devices able to just plug it in an be able to work. Some keyboards, mice. etc, don't always go by that and require drivers to be able to use all the features. If they require drivers and don't make Apple drivers then they may not work at all or only have minor features enabled.
plug and play external devices are simply that, you plug them, the computer detects them and you can use it right away. Basically the same as Plug and Play for internal hardware. The computer can be running while you plug the hard drive in and the computer will recognize it and start installing drivers, if needed. Then you can use, or "Play" with what you just plugged in.
plug and play devices are automatically detected by the operating system, where as non plug in play devices are not automatically detected by the operating system.
Non plug and play devices must have a unique irq. True or false
BIOS has it's own set of basic I\O drivers, for example, for keyboard and monitor, sometimes the mouse as well depending on the BIOS. Once the OS is loaded, it loads it's own drivers for these devices.
You require the Java plug in to play Minecraft.
configuration manager
Not positive, but I believe it is Plug and Play