A technician would like to install a new primary SATA drive into a computer. Which of the following scenarios BEST describes the physical setup required for this task?

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• AMount the SATA drive into an available 3.5 drive bay. Connect a 40-pin data cable to the drive, being careful to ensure the colored stripe on the ribbon cable is correctly positioned next to pin 1 on the drive. Connect the other end of the data cable to a 40-pin connector on the motherboard. Connect an available 15-pin power connector to the drive.
• BConfigure the hard drives jumper to set the drive as primary. Mount the SATA drive into an available 3.5 drive bay. Connect one end of a data cable to the drives signal connector, and the other to any available SATA connector on the motherboard. Connect an available 15-pin power connector to the drive.
• CMount the SATA drive into an available 3.5 drive bay. Connect one end of a data cable to the drives signal connector, and the other to the SATA 0 connector on the motherboard. Connect an available 15-pin power connector to the drive.
• DConfigure the hard drives jumper to set the drive as primary. Mount the SATA drive into an available 3.5 drive bay. Connect a 40-pin data cable to the drive, being careful to ensure the colored stripe on the ribbon cable is correctly positioned next to pin 1 on the drive. Connect the other end of the data cable to a 40-pin connector on the motherboard. Connect an available 4-pin power connector to the drive.

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• B
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• C
  78% (40)
• D
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