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If you want a more compact record of installed drivers in a format that you can review later, use the Driverquery command. Entering this command with no switches produces a simple list of installed devices and drivers. You can modify the output of the command with a variety of switches, and you can redirect the output of the command to a file so that you can load it in another program. For instance, you can use the /V switch to produce a detailed (verbose) listing, and add the /Fo switch with the Csv parameter to generate the output in a format suitable for use in Microsoft Excel:

Open Drvlist.csv in Excel to see a neatly formatted and highly detailed list of all your hardware. (For a full list of the switches available for the Driverquery command, add the / switch or search for Driverquery in the Help And Support Center.)

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By design, the information displayed in Device Manager is dynamic. When you add, remove, or reconfigure a device, the information stored here changes as well. In Windows XP, Device Manager included a Print command; this option is no longer available in Windows Vista. To save a record of the settings for your system, including details about installed devices, open Control Panel, click Performance Information And Tools (in the System And Maintenance category) and then click Advanced Tools. Click the Generate A System Health Report option and wait about a minute until it finishes collecting data. The Devices section, under the Hardware Configuration category, includes all the information you would normally find under Device Manager. You can save the resulting report as an HTML file (click Save As on the File menu) or click File, Print to send the full report to your default printer. The latter option, unfortunately, requires that you manually expand all the branches in the Devices category before printing.

Since its introduction in Windows 95, Plug and Play technology has evolved tremendously. Early incarnations of this technology were notoriously unreliable, leading some users to dismiss the feature as plug and pray. In recent years, however, hardware and software standards have converged to make most device configuration tasks completely automatic. With true Plug and Play devices, Windows Vista handles virtually all of the work of configuring computer hardware and attached devices. For Plug and Play to work properly, all the pieces of a computer system must be capable of working together to perform hardware configuration tasks, specifically:

The system BIOS must be capable of responding to Plug and Play and power management events. By definition, any system with an ACPI BIOS includes this capability. Non-ACPI computers with a Plug and Play BIOS are capable of performing a subset of Plug and Play functions but will not be as capable as ACPI computers. The operating system must be capable of responding to Plug and Play events. Windows Vista (like Windows XP and Windows Server 2003) fully supports the Plug and Play standard. The device must be capable of identifying itself, listing its required resources (including drivers), and allowing software to configure it. The Microsoft Designed for Windows logo identifies hardware that meets all these requirements. The device driver must be capable of interacting with the operating system and responding to device notification and power management events. A Plug and Play driver can load automatically when Windows detects that a device has been plugged in, and it can suspend and resume properly along with the system.

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