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    In computing, configuration often refers to the setup of software or hardware settings that determine how the device or system functions. Examples of configuration settings include:

    Network configuration: settings for a computer or device to connect to a network and access the internet

    Operating system configuration: settings that control how an operating system (e.g. Windows, MacOS, Linux) functions and interacts with hardware

    Application configuration: settings that control the behavior of a software application

    Hardware configuration: the physical arrangement of components within a computer or device

    In general, proper configuration is important for ensuring that a system or device works correctly and efficiently. Incorrect or outdated configurations can lead to issues such as slow performance, compatibility problems, or security vulnerabilities.