After performing the initial steps in installing the server OS from a DVD-ROM, the server reboots and goes back into the setup wizard. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause for this problem?

If the DVD-ROM drive had failed, the initial setup steps from the DVD would not have been able to begin successfully.

A corrupt installation file copied to the hard drive would likely result in an error during the installation process or an unbootable OS, not a continuous loop back to the setup wizard.

A faulty OS installation DVD would typically prevent the initial setup steps from completing or cause errors during the copying phase, rather than leading to a continuous reboot into the wizard after initial steps.

An incorrect boot sequence in the BIOS, where the DVD-ROM is still prioritized over the newly installed OS on the hard drive, will cause the system to boot back into the DVD setup wizard after a reboot. To resolve this, the boot order needs to be changed to boot from the hard drive first.