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The operating system - so it can load it into memory. It searches according to the path laid down in the config.sys file.

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Q: After the POST the boot process tries to locate what?
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Which is the first step in the boot process?

The POST (Power On Self Test).


What counts the amount of memory during the boot process after installing SIMM?

POST


What is the first step in the boot process?

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Monitor not plugged in. Won't boot without it


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What would be the point of disabling the quick boot feature in CMOS setup?

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