Do you understand the difference between BIOS and CMOS? Do you think you can pass this quiz? BIOS and CMOS's main difference is that the BIOS is firmware that performs hardware initiation when booting up the computer and delivers runtime services for OS and other programs. Simultaneously, CMOS is a special memory chip that stores and preserves the BIOS configuration settings. Take this quiz and learn more about BIOS and CMOS.
For modifying the Boot Order process and different underlying settings
To Modify the overall performance of the computer.
For increased power output.
To manage computer connections and maintain proper function.
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Put the disc in and make it happen.
Install a floppy in the floppy drive and boot from it
Install an OS disc and boot from the disc (eg) Windows XP
Clone a previous hard drive to the new computer.
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Begin by informing the person reporting the problem that he is the cause of the problem.
Use logic to rule out the symptoms and reach the best possible solution.
Use a diagnostic tool that will solve the problem for you.
Reinstall windows or the OS previously on the system
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Change the boot order
Change setting for components
Change date time
View memory
All of the above
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