Grade 9 Computer System Servicing Quiz

What is the first command you enter in Diskpart to start preparing a bootable USB?

• format

• list disk

• select partition

• clean

What does the active command do in the Diskpart utility?

• Creates a new partition

• Formats the USB

• Makes the partition bootable

• Assigns a letter to the USB

Which of the following are necessary steps for creating a bootable USB with Rufus? (Select all that apply)

• Insert USB drive

• Download the operating system ISO

• Format the USB to FAT32

• Use Diskpart to clean the drive

Why should you use FAT32 over NTFS when preparing a bootable USB for UEFI?

• FAT32 is universally compatible with all operating systems

• FAT32 supports larger file sizes

• FAT32 is required by UEFI firmware for booting

• NTFS is better for smaller drives

If a user encounters a 'Boot Manager Missing' error after creating a bootable USB using Diskpart, which step in the process should be reviewed to solve the issue?

• The file system used for formatting the USB

• The partition type used (Primary vs. Extended)

• The active partition was not set

• The bootable OS files were not copied correctly

Which of the following tools is most appropriate for creating a bootable USB from multiple ISOs?

• Rufus

• Diskpart

• Ventoy

• Windows Media Creation Tool

Which command would you use in Diskpart to remove partitions from a USB?

• clean

• format

• create partition

• delete partition

Which of the following actions are required to successfully create a bootable USB with Ventoy? (Select all that apply)

• Install Ventoy on the USB

• Format the USB with NTFS

• Copy ISO files to the USB

• Use Disk part to prepare the USB drive

How do you know when your USB drive is properly configured for use with Rufus?

• The file system is set to FAT32

• The USB drive is formatted

• The status message in Rufus says 'Ready'

• The USB is empty after the process

If a user wants to create a bootable USB drive that can install multiple operating systems, which method would be most efficient?

• Using Diskpart and copying each OS separately

• Creating separate USB drives for each OS

• Using Ventoy to add multiple ISOs to a single USB

• Using Rufus with the multiboot feature