SEC1 BIOS Features

What is the purpose of CMOS?

• To modify the hardware and system settings

• To configure peripherals

• To load fail/safe defaults

• To set passwords

What does the Peripherals option in BIOS allow users to do?

• Modify hardware and system settings

• Configure devices embedded on the motherboard

• Load fail/safe defaults

• Set passwords

What does the Load Fail/Safe Defaults option do?

• Modifies hardware and system settings

• Configures peripherals

• Loads BIOS default values for stable system

• Sets passwords

What is the purpose of the Passwords option in BIOS?

• Modifies hardware and system settings

• Configures peripherals

• Loads BIOS default values for stable system

• Prevents unauthorized changes to BIOS

What does the Power Management option in BIOS include?

• Modifies hardware and system settings

• Configures peripherals

• Loads BIOS default values for stable system

• Provides power-saving settings for devices and components

What can be monitored in the Health Status section of BIOS?

• Hardware and system settings

• Peripherals

• CPU temperature and system fan

• Power-saving settings

What is the role of the Chipset in a motherboard?

• Modifies hardware and system settings

• Configures peripherals

• Communicates between motherboard components

• Loads BIOS default values for stable system

What is the main function of BIOS?

• Modifies hardware and system settings

• Configures peripherals

• Identifies hardware components and connects them to the operating system

• Loads BIOS default values for stable system

What type of settings can be modified using CMOS?

• Date/time settings, monitor type, keyboard type, and hard disk type

• CD/DVD drive settings, hard disk drive settings, etc.

• Power-saving settings for monitors, hard disks, and the whole computer system

• CPU temperature, system fan, and other component voltage

What does the Peripherals option in BIOS allow users to set or remove?

• Date/time settings, monitor type, keyboard type, and hard disk type

• CD/DVD drive settings, hard disk drive settings, etc.

• Power-saving settings for monitors, hard disks, and the whole computer system

• CPU temperature, system fan, and other component voltage