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Would you expect all the devices listed in BIOS Setup to also be listed in Device Manager?
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∙ 13y ago
Yes.
Any device that shows up in BIOS setup should also be listed in Device Manager.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoNo
Not all devices listed in Device Manager are listed in BIOS setup.
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∙ 13y agoNot really. You will see Sound device in Device Manager, but you may or may not see it in BIOS. In most recent computers you won't.
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∙ 12y agoAny device that shows up in BIOS setup should also be listed in Device Manager. However, not all devices listed in Device Manager are listed in BIOS setup.
A+ Guide to Hardware pg. 363
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Would you expect all the devices listed in Device Manager to also be listed in BIOS?
No
What hardware devices are present on Device Manager?
All the devices properly installed on your computer will be listed. Some USB devices will be not explicitly listed, but the USB port will be.
What type of device when installed is not listed in bios setup device manager or the printers windows?
External Devices
What type of device when installed is not listed in BIOS setup device manager or Printers window?
Devices that don't appear in device manager--- such as a scanner, printer, or some USB or FireWire devices--- Page 814 in the A+ CompTIA 2009 7th edition (2. Check that Device Manager reconizes the device with no errors or warnings.)
What type of device when installed is not listed in bios setup device manager or the printers window?
1. Some scanners and usb/firewire devices
Is a printer listed in a device manager?
No I havn't seen it listed
What type of device when in stalled is not listed in the bios setup device manger or the printers window?
No devices are listed in a device manger, because there is no such thing.Microsoft Windows OS does have a Device Manager.BIOS setup will not display scanners, printers, or some USB and FireWire devices.Device manager will not display legacy devices that do not utilized Plug and Play (PnP) technologyThe Printers window may not recognize some USB and FireWire devices.
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What type of device that when installed is not listed in BIOS setup or Device Manager?
Neither, BIOS does not list device drivers at all.
Where is the motherboard listed on the device manager in windows vista?
Windows Vista will not list the motherboard in the Device Manager. Other tools, such as CPU-Z, can display this information.
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