A user's login screen does not look normal when booting the computer. A technician states the computer was showing the company's workstation imaging system screen, but it has since been fixed. Which of the following did the technician update?
If the user's computer was booting into the company's workstation imaging system instead of the normal login screen, it was likely booting from the network (PXE boot) or another unintended device (like USB or external drive). This typically happens when the boot order in the BIOS/UEFI is misconfigured or temporarily altered.
By updating the boot order, the technician ensured the system boots from the internal hard drive first — restoring normal operation.
Neither, the computer was booting from the network first. Technician changed the boot order so it's booting from the hard drive instead.
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