An administrator has unsuccessfully attempted several times to install an Operating System inside a virtual machine. The administrator finds that the installation fails at random intervals. Which two actions can be taken to resolve this issue? (Choose two.)

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A. Verify the md5sum and if invalid, download the installation files again. Verifying the md5sum directly checks the integrity of the installation files. If the checksum does not match, the files are corrupt, which explains the random failures during installation. Re-downloading the files ensures a clean, valid copy is used. C. Attempt to use a different installation media or installation method. Using a different installation media or method eliminates the current media as the source of the problem. This approach tests whether the issue is specific to the media or delivery method rather than the VM configuration itself.

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B. Attempt the installation an additional time. Retrying the installation with the same potentially corrupted media will reproduce the same random failures without addressing the root cause.

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D. Create a new virtual machine and attempt the installation with the existing media. Creating a new VM does not resolve corrupted installation media; the same files will fail in the new VM for the same reason.

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