A computer is turned on, and a message states the system time is incorrect. Which of the following devices should be configured to resolve this message?

Storage devices (HDDs/SSDs) hold operating system files and user data, but not the system's persistent time settings.

The CPU (Central Processing Unit) performs computations but does not store the system time persistently.

The BIOS (or UEFI in modern systems) stores the system time and date, which is maintained by a small battery (CMOS battery) even when the computer is off. If the system time is incorrect at startup, it indicates either a dead CMOS battery or a misconfigured time setting within the BIOS setup utility that needs to be accessed and adjusted.

RAM (Random Access Memory) is volatile memory used for active programs and data; it loses its contents when the power is off and does not store the system time.