On Windows 10, you are able to right-click the desktop, and select "Display Settings". From there you can see all attached displays that are connected to your computer. Select "Advanced display settings", and your resolution would be right there, for example, the resolution of my monitor is 3840×2160.
It is the 8-bit priority field hopes it helps
It won't let me send the answer. It says incorrect answer even though it's not but refer to these notes at the top.
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Safeguarding it from corruption and unauthorized access by internal or external people protects your company from financial loss, reputation damage, consumer confidence disintegration, and brand erosion.
Check for possible software updates, my reasoning for that is the computer could be trying to initiate an update but is stopped by the user if you don't want it to update go to settings and turn off auto update
