After trying to unload a TSR, you get an error message saying that other TSRs were loaded after the one you tried to remove. Which of the following commands could you use to see the current load order? A. MEM /P B. MEMMAKER C. MEM /C D. SYS: E. None of the above

The correct answer is: A. MEM /P

MEM /P is a command-line utility that displays the amount of memory available on your computer, as well as the load order of all TSRs and device drivers.

MEMMAKER is a memory-management utility that can be used to optimize the use of memory on your computer.

MEM /C is a command-line utility that displays the amount of memory available on your computer, as well as the total amount of memory that is being used.

SYS: is the root directory of your system disk.

None of the above options will display the current load order of TSRs.