You are working on a Windows system. Two devices connected to the computer are not performing correctly. You suspect the devices are conflicting with each other because they may be using the same system resources. What should you do to identify the problem?

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Ashlyn Crawford

Computers & Technology

27 April, 02:22

You are working on a Windows system. Two devices connected to the computer are not performing correctly. You suspect the devices are conflicting with each other because they may be using the same system resources. What should you do to identify the problem?

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Isabell Benjamin · Answer 1

- Open Device Manager and view the Resources tab.

- Run System Information (msinfo32).

Explanation:

The windows operating system software is a graphical operating system, because its user interface provides icons on the desktop for users to easily interact with the system.

The Device manager is a utility software in the windows OS that show all currently installed devices and their drivers. Once the device manager is open, check for the availability of the two devices connected to the system.

The "msinfo32" is used to run the system information utility. It shows all available resources to an installed device in the system. To open the utility, press the "windows" + the "R" key and then type the "msinfo32" command in the prompt box to run system information utility.