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A computer has a write-protected BIOS. What can you do to update the flash BIOS?
A) Use a docking station.
B) Boot from an optical disc.
C) Set a jumper on the motherboard, or change a BIOS setting to enable writing to the BIOS.
D) Boot Windows. Use Device Manager to right-click the computer and deselect the Write-protect BIOS option.

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