| Also known as piggyback
boards, daughter boards are expansion
boards that commonly connect directly to the
motherboard
and give the
computer
an added
feature such as
modem
capability. Today, these
types of
boards are not found or used in
desktop
computers and have been replaced with
ISA or
PCI
boards. However, many laptops use these types of boards. To disable these boards it is required that
the user physically remove it from the motherboard.
Also see: Motherboard, Motherboard
definitions
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