A user complains that his computer is taking a long time to boot. During the boot process, you observe that the hard drive activity light is staying on. You discover that the hard drive is nearing its maximum capacity. The computer contains a single 150 GB hard drive. What should you do

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Whitney Sampson

Computers & Technology

25 August, 18:41

A user complains that his computer is taking a long time to boot. During the boot process, you observe that the hard drive activity light is staying on. You discover that the hard drive is nearing its maximum capacity. The computer contains a single 150 GB hard drive. What should you do

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Sanai Jarvis · Answer 1

Answer:A (Add an identical hard drive, and configure a RAID-0 volume)

Joanna Ward · Answer 2

Add an identical hard drive, and configure a RAID-0 volume is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The following option is true because, in the following statement, a person reports a complaint about his computer takes enough time during the booting process. Then, the technician noticed that the hard drive of that person's computer become processing light is at the time of booting the system. Then, the technician finds that the storage of the hard drive of the system is full. Then, the technician adds another hard drive and then, he configures the RAID-0 volume.