IF01006CMOS, or Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor. You can change hardware configurations that are stored
in the CMOS, or Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor. Additionally, the CMOS setup allows you to specify disk drive and memory configuration. In order for your hard drive to work with your system, it must be configured in the CMOS setup. The exception to that rule is SCSI drives with adaptor cards, as most have their own built in BIOS. Floppy drives can be setup in the CMOS as well; a: can be made to be b: in many systems, and other configuration options can be changed as well. Did this Article Give you the Information You Were Looking For? |
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