TestOut LabSim A+ Certification Practice Exam

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To configure a floppy drive as the A: drive, how should you install it?

Before the twist in the ribbon cable
After the twist in the ribbon cable
Using a USB adapter
Directly to the motherboard

The correct answer is: After the twist in the ribbon cable

To configure a floppy drive as the A: drive, it is essential to understand the role of the ribbon cable that connects the floppy drive to the motherboard. The ribbon cable has a twist that designates which drive is the primary drive on that cable. When you install the floppy drive after the twist in the ribbon cable, it ensures that the drive is correctly recognized by the system as the A: drive because this configuration is necessary for the drive to function as the first floppy drive in the system. Installing the drive before the twist would potentially configure it as the secondary drive on that cable, which typically could be designated as B:. Therefore, placing the floppy drive after the twist aligns with the conventional configuration where the first floppy drive is recognized as A:.