module 2: adding hardware to windows xp professional clients
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Installing Hardware Devices
Configuring Modems, Printers, and Monitors
Troubleshooting Device Drivers
Disabling and Uninstalling Hardware Devices
Overview
Lesson: Installing Hardware Devices
Types of Hardware
The Hardware Installation Process
Device Driver Configuration
Device Resource Configuration
Types of Hardware
Hot swap hardware USB FireWire
Cold swap hardware PCI cards ISA cards
Plug and Play drivers (Windows XP and Windows 2000)
Non-Plug-and-Play drivers (Windows 2000 only)
SCSI
The Hardware Installation Process
Begin using the deviceBegin using the device33 Install the device driverInstall the device driver2b2b
Connect the deviceto your computerConnect the deviceto your computer11
Windows automatically installs Plug and Play devices
Windows automatically installs Plug and Play devices
2a2a
Install and configure the device driverInstall and configure the device driver2C2C
Missing drivers ornon-Plug-and-Play
Non-Plug-and-Play
Device Driver Configuration
Windows XP Professional automatically installs and configures Plug and Play device drivers
Use Device Manager to configure non-Plug-and-Play device drivers manually
Displays a list of active devices Re-creates list every restart or dynamic change Manages drivers and ports, not hardware
Device Resource Configuration
Device resource settings determine which physical resources the driver uses
Windows XP Professional automatically configures Plug and Play device resources
Use Device Manager to configure device resources manually:
I/O range
Memory range
Interrupt request
Practice: Adding Devices with the Add Hardware Wizard
Review the Add Hardware Wizard
Manually install and configure a modem using the Add Hardware Wizard
Review the Add Hardware Wizard
Manually install and configure a modem using the Add Hardware Wizard
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Lesson: Configuring Modems, Printers, and Monitors
Modem and Printer Configuration
Monitor Configuration
How to Configure Multiple Monitors
Modem and Printer Configuration
Use Phone and Modem Options to configure telephone dialing rules and modem settings
Use Printers and Faxes to select and configure printers
Monitor Configuration
Configure monitor settings to:
Change the desktop appearance
Add multiple monitors to increase available screen space for large documents or multiple applications
How to Configure Multiple Monitors
To configure multiple monitors:To configure multiple monitors:
Install an additional video adapter Install an additional video adapter 11
Extend the display on to the secondary monitorExtend the display on to the secondary monitor33
Start Windows XP Professional to install driversStart Windows XP Professional to install drivers22
Change secondary display settingsChange secondary display settings44
Lesson: Troubleshooting Device Drivers
Signed and Unsigned Device Drivers
How to Update Device Drivers
How to Roll Back Device Drivers
Signed and Unsigned Device Drivers
Signed device driver files have passed compatibility tests and have not been altered
Unsigned drivers can overwrite system file drivers and cause system instability
Use of unsigned drivers can be limited
Locally
Centrally by using Group Policy
How to Update Device Drivers
To update a device driver:To update a device driver:
Open Device Manager Open Device Manager 11
Run the Hardware Update WizardRun the Hardware Update Wizard33
Select device PropertiesSelect device Properties22
How to Roll Back Device Drivers
To roll back a device driver:To roll back a device driver:
Open Device Manager Open Device Manager 11
Roll back the driverRoll back the driver33
Select device PropertiesSelect device Properties22
Lesson: Disabling and Uninstalling Hardware Devices
How to Disable and Enable Hardware Devices
What Is Surprise Removal?
How to Uninstall Hardware Devices
How to Disable and Enable Hardware Devices
To disable or re-enable hardware:To disable or re-enable hardware:
Open Device Manager Open Device Manager 11
Enable or Disable deviceEnable or Disable device33
Select the deviceSelect the device22
What Is Surprise Removal?
Surprise removalSurprise removal
The removal of a device from a computer without first stopping the deviceThe removal of a device from a computer without first stopping the device
Can stop application processesCan stop application processes
Can cause data loss or data corruptionCan cause data loss or data corruption
How to Uninstall Hardware Devices
Removing or uninstalling devices:Removing or uninstalling devices:
Use safe removal to remove hot-swap devicesUse safe removal to remove hot-swap devices
Uninstall devices that do not support safe removalUninstall devices that do not support safe removal