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You insert a software installation CD into your Windows 7 computer. The CD does not launch automatically. You need to perform a manual installation. What should you do?
The correct answer is D. Browse the contents of the CD and locate the Setup file. If a software installation CD does not launch automatically, you need to perform a manual installation by browsing the CD's contents and locating the setup file.
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- AFrom Control Panel, use Programs.
- BFrom Control Panel, use Ease of Access.
- CBrowse the contents of the hard disk drive and locate the Program Files folder.
- DBrowse the contents of the CD and locate the Setup file.
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(29 responses)- A3% (1)
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- C3% (1)
- D86% (25)
Why each option
If a software installation CD does not launch automatically, you need to perform a manual installation by browsing the CD's contents and locating the setup file.
"Programs" in Control Panel is used to uninstall or change existing programs, not to initiate a new installation from a CD.
Ease of Access settings are for accessibility options and have no function related to initiating software installations.
Browsing the hard disk drive's Program Files folder would show already installed programs or system files, not the contents of an installation CD, and you would not install software from there.
When Autoplay fails or is disabled for an installation CD, the standard procedure for manual installation is to open File Explorer, navigate to the CD/DVD drive, and then locate and double-click the primary setup executable file, typically named "setup.exe" or "install.exe."
Concept tested: Manual software installation from physical media
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/what-is-autoplay-0b89cf00-84c4-f25b-871f-0e7a2b0e9e99
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