220-1002 · Question #739
A user's login screen does not look normal when booting the computer. A technician states the computer was showing the company's workstation imaging system screen, but it has since been fixed. Which…
The correct answer is A. Operating system. The workstation imaging system is used to deploy or reinstall operating system images onto computers. When a computer displays the imaging system screen at boot, it typically means the OS is being pushed or refreshed via a network imaging tool. The technician resolved the issue…
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A user's login screen does not look normal when booting the computer. A technician states the computer was showing the company's workstation imaging system screen, but it has since been fixed. Which of the following did the technician update?
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- AOperating system
- BDrivers
- CBoot order
- DBIOS firmware
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(19 responses)- A89% (17)
- B5% (1)
- C5% (1)
Explanation
The workstation imaging system is used to deploy or reinstall operating system images onto computers. When a computer displays the imaging system screen at boot, it typically means the OS is being pushed or refreshed via a network imaging tool. The technician resolved the issue by completing the OS deployment - meaning the operating system was updated or reinstalled through the imaging system. This restored the normal login screen. Boot order could also be a factor, but the scenario specifically describes the imaging system actively running, indicating an OS-level update was in progress and completed.
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