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Ubuntu normally configures your hardware automatically, but there may be occasions when you need to make changes to hardware settings yourself. This section provides information on tools which can be used to configure your hardware.
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Located in
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Restricted drivers
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Some devices attached to your computer may need restricted drivers to be installed in order to work properly.
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Why are some drivers restricted?
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Restricted drivers are drivers for your hardware which are not freely available or open-source.
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Enabling a restricted driver
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To use a restricted driver for a device:
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Find the driver which you would like to enable and check the box in the <guilabel>Enabled</guilabel> column, next to its name
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You will be asked to confirm that you want to enable the driver. Press <guibutton>Enable Driver</guibutton>
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The restricted driver may have to be downloaded and installed
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