Which of these would you expect to find in CMOS?
A) Boot device order
B) Windows startup programs
C) IP address configuration details
D) Windows boot options
E) I never expect to find anything
The answer: A) Boot device order
The CMOS, or nonvolatile BIOS memory, holds the BIOS configuration settings. These would include the date, time, boot device order, and much more.
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