Which component is an input device?

Answer 1

An input device is any hardware component that allows users to enter data or commands into a computer system. Common examples of input devices include keyboards, mice, touchscreens, scanners, and microphones. These devices convert physical actions or information into digital signals that can be processed by the computer.

Answer 2

Microsoft DirectInput 5.0 and later versions communicate directly with the HID class driver. Vendor-supplied function drivers are not required to support DirectInput applications that access HIDClass devices. In addition, DirectInput applications do not have to interface directly with a HIDClass device to benefit from the full functionality of the device.

DirectInput 7.0 and later versions support physical input devices (PIDs), as defined by the USB HID Standard.

Applications that use only the Microsoft Windows multimedia DLL (winmm.dll) can indirectly access HID joysticks because winmm.dll accesses joysticks through DirectInput COM interfaces. The physical attachment of a joystick is transparent to a Windows multimedia application.

The Microsoft Win32 subsystem DLLs (user32.dll in Windows 2000 and later versions, and user.dll in Windows Me) access keyboard and mouse class devices through the drivers for non-HIDClass keyboard and mouse devices.

Answer 3

The mouse,keyboard,scanner,stylus,fingerprint scanner etc with your computer is and input devices. All the devices which provide information to your computer or thing that they are connected to are the input devices.

Answer 4

An input device is a keyboard, for example.

Answer 5

When you use your mouse or keyboard on a computer, you are using input devices. And when you type on a computer or a system, you are putting in data into the computer.