Which of the following data is NOT listed as a volatile data in RFC 3227 list for Windows based system?

Kernel statistics reside in RAM and reflect the live state of the operating system, making them volatile and subject to loss on shutdown or reboot.

Temporary file system data is transient by nature, stored in memory-mapped or RAM-backed locations, and qualifies as volatile data that must be collected before powering down.

Data stored on a hard disk is non-volatile - it persists after power loss and is not subject to the rapid change or loss that characterizes volatile data, so RFC 3227 does not list it in the volatile data collection order and it is instead acquired through traditional disk imaging.

The routing table is maintained in kernel memory and changes dynamically with network events, classifying it as volatile data that RFC 3227 explicitly includes in the order of collection.