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Which of the following is described in the following statement: "It is a 512 bytes long boot sector that is the first sector of a default boot drive. It is also known as Volume Boot Sector, if the…
The correct answer is D. MBR. The Master Boot Sector (MBR) is a 512-byte long boot sector that is the first sector of a default It is also known as Volume Boot Sector, if the boot drive is un-partitioned. When the MBR is found, the program is tested and loaded to ensure that the last two bytes are The…
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Which of the following is described in the following statement:
"It is a 512 bytes long boot sector that is the first sector of a default boot drive. It is also known as Volume Boot Sector, if the boot drive is un-partitioned. "
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- APOST
- BBIOS
- CSBR
- DMBR
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(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- D91% (30)
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The Master Boot Sector (MBR) is a 512-byte long boot sector that is the first sector of a default It is also known as Volume Boot Sector, if the boot drive is un-partitioned. When the MBR is found, the program is tested and loaded to ensure that the last two bytes are The actual program is only 444 bytes long. The structure of the MBR is as follows: Answer: A is incorrect. Power On Self Test (POST) is a small program stored in a Read Only Memory (ROM) Basic Input Output System (BIOS) of a computer system starting at address This program tests the basic motherboard functions such as power supply, memory, buses, interfaces, etc. and reports any error with audio beep codes. It also sends diagnostic code to internal port h80 if an error occurs. Answer: B is incorrect. Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) is software that manages hardware and enables the operating system to communicate with the computer's hardware components. The BIOS software is built-in on a ROM chip, known as Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) chip, on the motherboard. Answer: C is incorrect. This is not a valid option.
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