Where do you load the CD Rom drivers? A. Autoexec.bat B. Control Panel/Drivers C. Into Upper memory D. Config.sys E. None of the above

The correct answer is A. Autoexec.bat.

Autoexec.bat is a batch file that is executed when a computer starts up. It can be used to load device drivers, set environment variables, and run programs.

To load CD-ROM drivers, you can add a line to Autoexec.bat that contains the name of the driver file. For example, if the driver file is called cdrom.sys, you would add the following line to Autoexec.bat:

cdrom.sys

Once you have added the line to Autoexec.bat, you need to save the file and then restart your computer. The CD-ROM drivers will then be loaded when your computer starts up.

The other options are incorrect because:

• Option B, Control Panel/Drivers, is not a valid location for loading CD-ROM drivers.
• Option C, Into Upper memory, is not a valid location for loading CD-ROM drivers.
• Option D, Config.sys, is a valid location for loading CD-ROM drivers, but it is not the preferred location. Autoexec.bat is the preferred location for loading CD-ROM drivers.
• Option E, None of the above, is incorrect because Option A is the correct answer.