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In computing, "configuration" refers to the arrangement of hardware and software components in a system, as well as the specific settings that define how these components function. It includes the technical details like the CPU, memory, storage, operating system, and peripherals, as well as software-specific settings that users or administrators set to customize a device or program for a particular task or user preference.

Key aspects of configuration

Hardware Configuration: This involves the selection and arrangement of physical components such as the CPU, motherboard, RAM, storage devices (SSD, HDD), graphics card (GPU), and network adapters.

Software Configuration: This includes the settings within a software application or operating system, which can be adjusted to suit a user's needs or to enable specific functionalities.

System Configuration: The overall way a computer and its connected peripherals are interconnected and programmed to operate as a complete system.

What configuration entails

Arrangement: Setting up the parts of a computer system so they can work together efficiently.

Settings: Defining the options and preferences for a device or software, like network connections, display settings, or security options.

Customization: Adjusting a computer or software to perform a specific job or to be more suitable for an individual user's tasks.