I'm curious why Microsoft has that setting on by default. What are the benefits of letting any peripheral make system level changes to that extent without popping up a user installer?
Users don’t have to laboriously track down the drivers for a new peripheral and manually install them. It enables almost any device to become plug and play. But it needs guard rails.
I'm curious why Microsoft has that setting on by default. What are the benefits of letting any peripheral make system level changes to that extent without popping up a user installer?
Users don’t have to laboriously track down the drivers for a new peripheral and manually install them. It enables almost any device to become plug and play. But it needs guard rails.
Because this is not "Your computer" anymore, but "This PC" :)) muauhauhauhau.