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You have 1MB of memory left on the HDD and when booting the system crashes. What is the reason?
A) Not enough synchronous buffer
B) Not enough contiguous memory in virtual memory
C) Not enough space on the hard drive for the swap file.
D) Not enough space on the hard drive for working memory.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: September 08, 2009     Asked by: wproed 
  
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November 11, 2006 00:29:48   #1  
Dheeraj        

RE: You have 1MB of memory left on the HDD and when bo...
ans is c
 
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November 29, 2006 06:57:47   #2  
kumar        

RE: You have 1MB of memory left on the HDD and when bo...
can you explain me briefly..
 
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January 26, 2007 13:01:12   #3  
Ankur        

RE: You have 1MB of memory left on the HDD and when bo...
hi the ans of this question is c. bcoz when the system boots the no of file scattered and u also look in c: drive the temprary folder has automaticaly make unuseless file all files make during booting process so if the hdd has low space the system crashes
 
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September 08, 2009 06:53:50   #4  
tgyogesh Member Since: September 2009   Contribution: 1    

RE: You have 1MB of memory left on the HDD and when booting the system crashes. What is the reason? A) Not enough synchronous buffer B) Not enough contiguous memory in virtual memory C) Not enough space on the hard drive for the swap file. D) Not eno
The answer is B) Not enough synchronous buffer
 
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