CompTIA A+ Certification Core 1 (220-1101) - System Setup

The video tutorial explains the evolution from BIAS to UEFI, highlighting the improvements in computer firmware. It covers how to access and navigate the system setup, particularly focusing on the UEFI BIOS utility on Asus motherboards. The tutorial explores advanced configuration options, boot and security settings, and concludes with a guide on updating firmware. The aim is to familiarize viewers with system setup and its various settings.

What is the main reason for the development of UEFI?

• To improve internet connectivity

• To replace outdated 16-bit BIOS

• To increase the size of hard drives

• To enhance graphics performance

Which keys are commonly used to access the system setup during boot?

• Shift and Enter

• Ctrl and Alt

• Delete and F2

• F1 and F3

What is the purpose of setting an administrator password in the UEFI BIOS?

• To enable overclocking

• To enhance graphics performance

• To speed up the boot process

• To prevent unauthorized access to system setup

What feature is particularly appealing to overclockers in the UEFI BIOS?

• Advanced mode

• Date and time settings

• Easy mode

• Language settings

Where can you disable the front USB connections in the UEFI BIOS?

• Language settings

• Security settings

• Onboard devices configuration

• Boot menu

What is the purpose of the boot configuration in the UEFI BIOS?

• To change the system language

• To select the device to boot from

• To update the firmware

• To adjust the screen brightness

What is the process of updating the firmware in the UEFI BIOS called?

• Overclocking

• Formatting

• Booting

• Flashing