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A+ Essentials Chapter 5

BIOS and CMOSIn this chapter, you will learn how to• Explain the function of BIOS• Distinguish among various CMOS setup utility options• Describe BIOS and device drivers• Troubleshoot the power-on self test (POST)

Questions: 8 | Attempts: 550 | Last updated: Mar 19, 2025

Sample Question 1
Jill decided to go retro and added a second floppy disk drive to her computer.She thinks she got it physically installed correctly, but it doesn’t show up inWindows. Which of the following options will most likely lead Jill where sheneeds to go to resolve the issue?

Reboot the computer and press the F key on the keyboard twice. This signals that the computer has two floppy disk drives.

Reboot the computer and watch for instructions to enter the CMOS setup utility (for example, a message may say to press the DELETE key). Do what it says to go into CMOS setup.

In Windows, press the DELETE key twice to enter the CMOS setup utility.

In Windows, go to Start | Run and type “floppy.” Click OK to open the Floppy Disk Drive Setup Wizard.

Sample Question 2
Henry bought a new card for capturing television on his computer. When hefinished going through the packaging, however, he found no driver disc, onlyan application disc for setting up the TV capture software. After installing thecard and software, it all works flawlessly. What’s the most likely explanation?

The device doesn’t need BIOS, so there’s no need for a driver disc.

The device has an option ROM that loads BIOS, so there’s no need for a driver disc.

Windows supports TV capture cards out of the box, so there’s no need for a driver disc.

The manufacturer made a mistake and didn’t include everything needed to set up the device.

Sample Question 3
Which of the following most accurately describes the relationship betweenBIOS and hardware?

All hardware needs BIOS.

All hardware that attaches to the motherboard via ribbon cables needs BIOS.

All hardware built into the motherboard needs BIOS.

Some hardware devices need BIOS.