Types of Booting

What is a warm boot?

• Turning on a computer that is completely powered off

• Restarting a computer without turning off the power

• Shutting down a computer after saving all work

• Turning on a computer that is in hibernation mode

What is the main purpose of a cold boot?

• To restart a computer without losing any work

• To shut down a computer completely

• To restart a computer and refresh its state

• To start a computer that has been powered off

Which type of booting is used to troubleshoot software issues?

• Warm boot

• Cold boot

• Hibernation boot

• Sleep boot

What happens to the RAM during a cold boot?

• It is cleared

• It is refreshed

• It is backed up

• It is expanded

When would you perform a warm boot?

• When a computer freezes

• When installing new software

• When shutting down for the day

• When the computer is starting up

Which type of booting takes longer to start the computer?

• Warm boot

• Cold boot

• Hibernation boot

• Sleep boot

What is the impact of a warm boot on open programs?

• They are closed

• They are saved to the hard drive

• They continue running

• They are paused

Which type of booting is more disruptive to the user's workflow?

• Warm boot

• Cold boot

• Hibernation boot

• Sleep boot

What is the advantage of a cold boot over a warm boot?

• Faster startup time

• Retains the computer's current state

• Preserves open programs

• Less strain on the hardware

Which type of booting is similar to starting a computer from a powered-off state?

• Warm boot

• Cold boot

• Hibernation boot

• Sleep boot