220-1101 · Question #741
220-1101 Question #741: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is D: Secure Boot. When experiencing issues accessing a USB key for a firmware update, particularly in relation to system board UEFI updates, the Secure Boot feature should be considered. Secure Boot is a security standard designed to ensure that a computer boots using only software that is trusted
Question
A technician just finished building a new PC and needs to install a firmware update for the system board UEFI. The technician is experiencing issues while accessing the USB key. Which of the following features should the technician most likely disable in order to complete this task?
Options
- ATPM security
- BUSB 3.0 support
- CPXE boot capability
- DSecure Boot
Explanation
When experiencing issues accessing a USB key for a firmware update, particularly in relation to system board UEFI updates, the Secure Boot feature should be considered. Secure Boot is a security standard designed to ensure that a computer boots using only software that is trusted by the PC manufacturer. If Secure Boot is enabled, it might prevent the system from recognizing or booting from the USB key if the firmware update or the USB drive is not recognized as a trusted source. Disabling Secure Boot temporarily can allow the firmware update to proceed.
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