A permanent memory, which halls data and instruction for start-up the computer and does not erase data after power off______________?
Correct answer: D. ROM
- A. Network interface card
- B. CPU
- C. RAM
- D. ROM
Explanation
ROM is non-volatile memory, so it retains startup instructions even when power is removed. RAM loses its contents after shutdown and is used for temporary working data.
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