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The difficulty in connecting different parts of personal computers is a common obstacle to their use. This is because customers must take responsibility for meeting obscure technical specifications and adding certain accessories can cause other accessories to stop working.

The author assumes that a significant number of customers choose to take on the responsibility of installing accessories on their personal computers rather than seeking help from a professional. The author also assumes that many customers want or need to use accessories with their computers.

This does not affect the argument. Knowing the purposes of the jumpers and switches does not necessarily make it easier for an individual to set them in compliance with obscure specifications.

This does not affect the argument. The difficulty does not lie in purchasing the software, but in ensuring that the accessories function as intended.

This does not affect the argument. The argument is concerned with the present, not the future.

This weakens the argument. If personal computers are typically sold with the necessary accessories and customers are not burdened with the responsibility of installing them, the author’s counterpoints lose their strength and relevance.

This strengthens the argument by showing that ease of installation is often overlooked in designing programs and accessories. This suggests that computer manufacturers are not making efforts to simplify the installation experience, which adds to the complexity for customers.

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