Which of the following is NOT a typical step in the process for installing new hardware on a Mac OS X system?
A)shut down the system
B)attach new hardware
C)configure dip switches
D)insert DVD/CD-ROM

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Configuring dip switches is not a typical step in the process for installing new hardware on a Mac OS X system. Dip switches are more commonly found on older hardware and are used to configure settings such as IRQ and DMA channels. Mac OS X systems are more likely to automatically detect and configure new hardware without the need for manual dip switch configuration. The other three steps listed (shutting down the system, attaching new hardware, and inserting a DVD/CD-ROM) are all common steps in the hardware installation process for a Mac OS X system.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Typical Step in the Process