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设备管理器(国外英文资料) Explain the meaning of the various problems in the device manager (red, yellow, blue, green, fork, exclamation mark, question mark) and how to eliminate them Windowss device manager is a management tool that can be used to manage devices on a computer. You can use device manager to view and change device properties, update device drivers, configure device settings, and uninstall devices. Device manager is applied to: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, R2. The device manager provides a graphical view of the hardware installed on the computer. All devices communicate with Windows through a software called device driver. Using device manager, you can install and update hardware device drivers, modify the hardware settings of these devices, and solve problems. Use device manager to determine if the hardware on your computer is working properly. Change hardware configuration settings. Identifies the device drivers loaded for each device and gets information about each device driver. Change advanced settings and properties of the device. Install updated device drivers. Enable, disable, and uninstall devices. Rollback to the previous version of the driver. View devices based on device type, by device connection to the computer, or by the resources used by the device. Displays or hides hidden devices that may not be necessary to view, but may be necessary for advanced troubleshooting. You will usually use device manager to check the hardware status and update device drivers on your computer. Advanced users with full knowledge of computer hardware can also use device managers diagnostic capabilities to resolve device conflicts and change resource settings. In general, you do not need to use device manager to change resource settings because the system automatically allocates resources during hardware installation. Using device manager, you can only manage devices on local computers. On remote machine, device manager will work only in read-only mode, allowing you