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Your x86-based system with Solaris 10 OS installed on it is not booting correctly. You think the problem might be that a BIOS setting is not correctly configured. What should you do to abort the…
The correct answer is A. You press the Ctrl-Alt-Del keys and reboot the system, or press the reset button. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Your x86-based system with Solaris 10 OS installed on it is not booting correctly. You think the problem might be that a BIOS setting is not correctly configured. What should you do to abort the boot process and reboot into the BIOS configuration menu?
Options
- AYou press the Ctrl-Alt-Del keys and reboot the system, or press the reset button.
- BYou press the middle mouse button. When the screen times out, you enter the BIOS configuration
- CYou press the Stop-A keys then type reset-all. You reboot directly into the BIOS configuration menu
- DWhile holding down the reset button, you power cycle the system.
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