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No it doesn't, you have to install drivers, reboot 30 times and then you have not even begin to install software.

• RexM 5y ago
  Are we talking about Windows 98?
  • simion314 5y ago
    My experience with a Windows y and a Wifi USB antenna. 1 the hardware had a mini CD but that PC had now orking CD-Drive 2 Google for the name on the box, I found nothing . Many companies buy a chip, put their packaging on top and they sell a new product 3 Test it on Linux, it works great 4 run a Linux command to find the real chip used 5 Google for a driver for that chip 6 the official website of the chipmaker only deals with companies not random individual 7 there are many other websites where I can download a driver that might be compatible, but fuck me, can I trust sites like "driver.com", "software.com" , "xyz.com" this are random names I created , in the end I decided that I used 10 years ago softpedia.com and back then they had no malware so I ricked it 8 after I get the driver files I Google a tutorial on how to install .sys files (or maybe the extension was different, sorry) So not all hardware just works on Windows and some hardware just works on Linux. printers come with ton of bullshit stuff, in Linux was plug and play but I had to change a setting, but I don have the GUI for ink levels and the software that will diagnose the errors with a clear message instead of a LED. This is the fault of printer makers not Linux though...
    • anthk 5y ago
      SDI Tool Origin for Windows. Download the torrent and store that on a USB drive. That's the only sane way.