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This document discusses installing, managing, and troubleshooting hardware in a Windows XP system. It covers physically installing devices, loading device drivers, and testing hardware. It also describes using the Add Hardware Wizard and Device Manager to install and configure devices. Device Manager allows viewing and changing device properties, drivers, and resource assignments. The document provides tips for troubleshooting devices that are not functioning properly, including checking hardware and drivers, and attempting safe mode. It also discusses managing and updating device drivers, as well as creating hardware profiles to enable or disable devices for different situations.
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