After installing an updated video card driver in a Windows XP machine, a technician sees a bluescreen of death (BSOD). Which of the following would BEST help the technician repair the computer?

Updating antivirus definitions addresses malware threats and has no effect on a BSOD caused by a faulty hardware driver.

System Restore would also fix the issue but requires Windows to boot far enough to access the recovery tool, making it slower than selecting Last Known Good Configuration at the boot menu.

Last Known Good Configuration boots Windows using the driver and registry data saved at the last successful user logon, which predates the problematic driver update. This is faster than System Restore and directly targets the registry hive affected by the driver change without requiring Windows to fully load.

Using a factory pre-installation CD would wipe the system and reinstall the OS from scratch, which is a destructive last resort not appropriate for a driver-related BSOD.