Mazin bought a new card for capturing television on his computer. When he finished going through the packaging, however, he found no driver disc, only an application disc for setting up the TV capture...

Extracted text: Mazin bought a new card for capturing television on his computer. When he finished going through the packaging, however, he found no driver disc, only an application disc for setting up the TV capture software. After installing the card and software, it all works flawlessly. What's the most likely explanation? The device doesn't need BIOS, so there's no need for a driver disc. The manufacturer made a mistake and didn't include everything needed to set up the device. Windows supports TV capture cards out of the box, so there's no need for a driver disc. The device has an option ROM that loads BIOS, so there's no need for a driver disc.