You have been tasked with installing an all-in-one device on a customer’s PC for

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You have been tasked with installing an all-in-one device on a customer’s PC for use in a home office. The all-in-one device can print, fax, scan, and copy. Are there any differences between installing an all-in-one and a “run of the mill” printer? (Choose two.)

A. No. Both devices use an identical installation process.

B. Yes. The all-in-one will need to be connected to a phone line.

C. Yes. A TWAIN driver will need to be installed.

D. No. Windows will detect the additional features and automatically configure the device.

Explanation / Answer

D. No. Windows will detect the additional features and automatically configure the device.

Windows has in-built drivers to detect what function this device can do. If you opt for scan, then windows will show this device and can be directly used for scan feature. Windows installs all required drivers on it's own. If the drivers are not installed, then device CD can be used to install drivers on PC.

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