Suppose you want to boot a VM from its virtual DVD drive, but it boots to the VM’s hard drive. Which of the following could be t

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Suppose you want to boot a VM from its virtual DVD drive, but it boots to the VM’s hard drive. Which of the following could be t

he source of this problem? There is no DVD or ISO file mounted to the virtual DVD drive. The boot sequence is not correct in the VM’s BIOS/UEFI settings. The hard drive does not have an OS installed. The virtual DVD drive is not enabled.

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ELEN [110] · Answer 1 · 2022-10-07T22:04:15+03:00

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