You are installing an IDE hard drive that will be your boot drive. Which is the correct order of steps that need to be followed?

A jumper properly, auto-detect(or configure manually) in CMOS, low level format, high level format, partition
B jumper properly, auto-detect(or configure manually) in CMOS, partition, high level format with / s switch
C jumper properly, partition, auto-detect(or configure manually in CMOS, high level format with /s switch
D jumper properly, auto-detect in CMOS, regular format
E jumper properly, partition, low level format, high level format

Correct Answer: jumper properly, auto-detect(or configure manually) in CMOS, partition, high level format with / s switch

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