When configuring the hard drive settings in the BIOS, which of the following is less likely to limit the hard drive capacity? (Choose two.)
A) CHS
B) LBA
C) Sector Optimization
D) Auto

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LBA (Logical Block Addressing) and Auto (Automatic Detection) settings in BIOS are designed to support larger hard drive capacities by overcoming the limitations of older addressing methods like CHS (Cylinder-Head-Sector). LBA allows the BIOS to communicate with the hard drive using a simpler addressing method that can support much larger capacities. The Auto setting enables the BIOS to automatically detect and configure the hard drive settings, including its maximum capacity, without being manually set, thus not limiting the hard drive capacity based on predefined parameters.

When Configuring the Hard Drive Settings in the BIOS, Which