Which of the following will you find in Device Manager?

Device Manager is a Windows utility that provides a comprehensive view of the hardware devices installed on a computer. It is primarily focused on managing hardware components and their drivers, which is why you would find hardware drivers in Device Manager.

Within Device Manager, users can see a list of all hardware devices, including those that are functioning properly and those that may have issues, indicated by warning icons. It allows users to update drivers, roll back drivers, uninstall hardware, and troubleshoot device-related problems. This makes it an essential tool for ensuring that all hardware components communicate effectively with the operating system through their respective drivers.

The other options, such as network settings, file storage management, and system backup options, are found in different areas of the operating system. Network settings can be found in the Network and Sharing Center, file storage management is typically handled through File Explorer or Disk Management, and system backup options are accessed through the Backup and Restore (Windows 7) feature or File History settings. None of these functionalities are part of Device Manager.