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1 year ago
5

which filename refers to a 16-bit real-mode program that queries the system for device and configuration data, and then passes i

ts findings to ntldr?
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Viefleur [7K]1 year ago
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The filename that refers to a 16-bit real-mode program that queries the system for device and configuration data, and then passes its findings to ntldr is NTDetect.com.

<h3>What does a Ntdetect file do?</h3>

A part of Microsoft Windows NT-based operating systems that utilize the x86 architecture is ntdetect.com. It is utilized throughout the Windows NT startup process and is in charge of determining what fundamental hardware will be needed to launch the operating system.

Your computer starts the Windows XP operating system using the NTLDR and Ntdetect.com files, which are crucial system files. Occasionally, these files may get damaged, corrupted, or lost.

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