A computer freezes at odd times. At first, you suspect the power supply or overheating, but you have eliminated overheating and replaced the power supply without solving the problem. What do you do next?

a. Replace the processor.

b. Replace the motherboard.

c. Reinstall Windows.

d. Replace the memory modules.

e. Flash BIOS.

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Kyra Sullivan

Computers & Technology

13 November, 07:31

A computer freezes at odd times. At first, you suspect the power supply or overheating, but you have eliminated overheating and replaced the power supply without solving the problem. What do you do next?

a. Replace the processor.

b. Replace the motherboard.

c. Reinstall Windows.

d. Replace the memory modules.

e. Flash BIOS.

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Lydia Elliott · Answer 1

The correct answer is e. Flash Bios

Explanation:

BIOS stands for Basic Input Output System. It is the firmware program for a computer, and comes pre-installed on all motherboards that are used for home PCs. It is the first things that loads up when a computer is turned on, checking to make sure all the components of a computer are properly running before turning over control of the computer to the operating system.

Flash BIOS is a term used to describe the process of updating a computer's motherboard. It is usually done to increase compatibility or increase the performance capabilities of a computer.