A technician needs to reimage a desktop in an area without network access. Which of the following should the technician use? (Choose two.)

A USB drive can be made bootable with an operating system image, allowing the technician to install or reimage the system locally without needing network connectivity.

PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) relies on network booting and is therefore not suitable for an area without network access.

Optical media, such as a DVD with an operating system installer, can be used to boot the system and reimage it, providing a local installation method when network access is unavailable.

A partition is a division of a hard drive, not a physical medium used for reimaging.

A boot record is a small section of a disk containing code to start the operating system, not a medium for reimaging.

SMB (Server Message Block) is a network file-sharing protocol and requires network access, making it unsuitable for this scenario.