How Does Plug & Play Work? [Byte Size] | Nostalgia Nerd

Plug & Play (PnP) was a standard introduced in the early 90s to help allocate computer resources more effectively. The past had relied on DIP switches, manual software configuration and even hard soldering to achieve this. Plug & Play, especially with the Dawn of Windows 95, sought to solve this issue.

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Hardware imagery courtesy of Wikipedia/Wikimedia under a CC licence.
Plug & Play imagery courtesy of http://windevices.tripod.com/tech2.htm (a more in depth explanation can also be found there).
Plug and Play (Human Centipede) type graphic from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjhJEhh_IjQ under a CC licence.
Information courtesy of "The Complete PC Upgrade & Maintenance Guide, Ninth Edition" by Mark Minasi.
Music courtesy of Youtube audio library (search dub).
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