Which hardware capability is described?

• A. Set Up A New Computer
• B. Upgrade Memory
• C. Overclock CPU
• D. Update Drivers

Answer: (A)

Understanding hardware capability here means recognizing the broad ability to configure a system from the ground up. Setting up a new computer describes the overall process of bringing together the hardware, connecting components, installing the operating system, and loading essential drivers so the machine can boot and run. It captures the initial, end-to-end task of getting a brand-new system ready to use. The other options refer to more specific actions: upgrading memory is about changing or adding RAM, which is a targeted hardware upgrade; overclocking the CPU is about increasing processor speed through BIOS settings and cooling considerations; updating drivers is software maintenance to improve hardware communication. So, the description that fits the broad, foundational hardware capability of preparing a new computer is setting up a new computer.