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Practice question 106 of 506 · easy

A Windows VM needs 2 GB to boot. Its Dynamic Memory settings are 512 MB Startup RAM and 8 GB Maximum RAM. Why might it fail to start?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Memory priority disables guest boot checks
  2. B.Memory buffer permanently reserves 8 GB
  3. C.Dynamic Memory allocates the maximum to every VM before boot
  4. D.Maximum RAM does not replace the startup allocation required for boot
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  • Maximum RAM does not replace the startup allocation required for boot

Startup RAM must meet boot requirements; a high maximum only permits later growth. Dynamic Memory does not preallocate every maximum, its buffer is not a permanent maximum reservation, and priority governs relative host allocation rather than bypassing guest boot needs.

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