The capability of being able to disconnect and connect devices while the computer or other device is on and have those devices be detected without having to reboot the computer or device. eSATA, FireWire, and USB are examples of Interfaces that are hot-swappable on computers.
- See document CH001059 for additional information about what is and is not hot-swappable in your computer.
Also see: Hotplugging, Hot swapping, Warm swap | |
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