Question

you want to enable the execute disable bit (edb) setting in your bios/uefi to help reduce your systems exposure to viruses and malicious code. which of the following are requirements for your system to use edb (select two.) memory (ram) must be edb - capable. the operating system must support edb. the processor must be edb - capable. the bus on the motherboard must support edb. the motherboard must support edb. i want to review this question later. (optional)

Explanation:

To use the Execute Disable Bit (EDB) feature to reduce system's exposure to viruses and malicious code, the processor must be EDB - capable as it's a hardware - level feature related to the CPU's functionality. Also, the motherboard must support EDB as it interfaces with the processor and other components. The operating system support is not a direct requirement for the BIOS/UEFI setting itself, and while memory and bus support are important for overall system operation, they are not specific requirements for enabling EDB in BIOS/UEFI.

Answer:

C. The processor must be EDB - capable.
E. The motherboard must support EDB.