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Wrong, it must have been said in too absolute terms!
The statement in this question is incorrect. Not necessarily; for peripherals to function, not only the devices themselves are required, but also proper communication and software drivers, as well as support from application programs. Any issue with any one of the components can result in it not functioning properly.
If a computer peripheral does not work properly, it must be that there is a fault with that peripheral. ( X )
If a computer peripheral does not work properly, it must be that there is a fault with that peripheral. (×)