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Which does plug-and-play refer to?

A. The ability to use a computer without it being plugged in (like a laptop)
B. The ability to use one device such as a monitor on more than one computer
C. The ability for the operating system to automatically detect and configure a device (like a camera). .

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Plug-and-play refer to the ability for the operating system to automatically detect and configure a device (like a camera).
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Plug-and-play refers to the ability for the operating system to automatically detect and configure a device (like a camera). Correct answer: C

This feature of a computer system allows an electronic device to be used as soon as it is connected to a computer. This means that drivers for the device do not have to be manually installed. In a plug-and-play solution the computer automatically recognizes the device, loads new drivers for the hardware if needed, and begins to work with the newly connected device.

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