PlugandPlayVerbindungen
Plug-and-Play-Verbindungen, also known as Plug-and-Play (PnP) connections, are a set of protocols and standards developed by Microsoft to simplify the process of adding and configuring new hardware devices to a computer system. The primary goal of PnP is to reduce the need for manual configuration and to ensure that hardware devices are automatically recognized and configured by the operating system.
The PnP standard was introduced with the release of Windows 95 and has since been adopted by
When a PnP device is connected to a computer, the operating system's PnP manager detects the device
PnP connections have significantly improved the user experience by making it easier to add and configure new