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Preparation of Installer - Quiz
Contributed by: GhostCore
  • 1. What is an ISO image file?
A) A digital replica of an optical disc
B) A device driver
C) A compressed folder
D) A partition
  • 2. Which software creates bootable USB drives?
A) Excel
B) Rufus
C) Paint
D) Chrome
  • 3. Minimum recommended USB size?
A) 8 GB
B) 2 GB
C) 1 GB
D) 4 GB
  • 4. What button selects the ISO in Rufus?
A) OPEN
B) BROWSE
C) SELECT
D) START
  • 5. GPT is intended for?
A) Mac only
B) Legacy BIOS only
C) UEFI systems
D) Linux only
  • 6. MBR is commonly used with?
A) macOS
B) Android
C) UEFI only
D) Legacy BIOS
  • 7. What happens when START is clicked in Rufus?
A) ISO is deleted
B) Bootable drive is created
C) USB is ejected
D) PC shuts down
  • 8. Before using Rufus you should?
A) Disconnect USB
B) Back up USB data
C) Remove BIOS
D) Format RAM
  • 9. Boot order is changed in?
A) Control Panel
B) Explorer
C) BIOS/UEFI
D) Task Manager
  • 10. After installation the computer should?
A) Return to BIOS
B) Erase disk
C) Delete USB
D) Boot into Windows
  • 11. Purpose of partitioning?
A) Organize storage
B) Speed internet
C) Update BIOS
D) Increase monitor size
  • 12. Windows default file system?
A) HFS+
B) FAT16
C) NTFS
D) ext4
  • 13. Which tool manages partitions?
A) Notepad
B) Calculator
C) Word
D) Disk Management
  • 14. Clean installation may require?
A) Formatting the partition
B) Changing monitor
C) Removing RAM
D) Replacing CPU
  • 15. Initial setup includes?
A) Changing BIOS battery
B) Replacing PSU
C) Installing SSD
D) Creating user accounts
  • 16. Verify after installation by?
A) Removing updates
B) Deleting drivers
C) Checking hardware works
D) Formatting again
  • 17. UEFI advantage?
A) No boot menu
B) Supports larger drives
C) Needs floppy disks
D) Text only
  • 18. Example Linux partition tool?
A) PowerPoint
B) GParted
C) Teams
D) Edge
  • 19. Bootable media contains?
A) Operating system image
B) Printer drivers
C) Music files
D) Photos
  • 20. Product key may be entered during?
A) Disk cleanup
B) USB formatting
C) Partition resize
D) OS installation
  • 21. A digital replica of an entire optical disc such as a CD DVD or Blu-ray disc.
  • 22. A USB drive or CD/DVD that contains a bootable image used to start a computer and install an operating system.,
  • 23. The partition scheme commonly used for modern computers with UEFI.
  • 24. The partition scheme commonly used for older computers with legacy BIOS.
  • 25. The Windows utility used to create resize and delete disk partitions.
  • 26. The software used to create a bootable USB drive from an ISO image.
  • 27. The firmware interface that initializes hardware and controls the boot process on modern computers.
  • 28. The default file system used by Windows operating systems.
  • 29. The firmware settings where the boot priority can be changed.
A) UEFI Configuration
B) BIOS
C) BIOS Configuration
  • 30. The process of dividing a storage device into separate sections for better organization and management.
  • 31. The button in Rufus that starts the creation of a bootable USB drive.
  • 32. The button in Rufus used to locate and choose the ISO image file.
  • 33. The recommended minimum capacity of a USB drive for creating a Windows bootable installer.
A) 8
B) 8 GB
  • 34. The installation method that removes the previous operating system and installs a new copy.
  • 35. The first firmware screen accessed before changing the boot order.
A) UEFI Setup
B) BIOS Setup
C) BIOS
  • 36. The process of preparing a USB drive so that it can start a computer.
  • 37. The setup phase where user accounts network settings and preferences are configured.
  • 38. The process of checking whether Windows and all hardware components function correctly after installation.
  • 39. The file system commonly used for USB flash drives that offers compatibility with many devices.
  • 40. The operating system installation file commonly downloaded before creating a bootable USB.
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