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The EISA had support for plug and play with special manufacturer drivers; however it was not widely used on desktop PCs.

The EISA had support for interrupt sharing, as well as 32-bit DMA.

Similarly, Windows 95, with its Plug-and-Play capability, was not able to change the configuration of EISA cards, but it could detect the cards, read their configuration, and reconfigure

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