Definitions

BIOS This is a type of software that is stored on a chip on your computer's motherboard. It helps the operating system (e.g., Windows, MacOS) communicate with the hardware (e.g., processor, memory, hard drive). When the computer is turned on, it will be accessed to do some of the instructions.

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RAID This is a way of storing data across multiple hard drives so that the identifiers change. This is done for the most part in your BIOS.

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TPM This is a security chip that is built into some computers. It can store encryption keys and other sensitive information, and it can be used to ensure that the computer has not been tampered with or compromised.

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Driver This is a type of software that helps the operating system communicate with a particular piece of hardware (e.g., a printer, a graphics card). Drivers are usually specific to the hardware and the operating system, and they are often provided by the manufacturer of the hardware. We are using them so our operating system can communicate with our RAID and install Windows.

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Boot Manager This is a type of software that helps you choose which operating system or disk drive to boot (start up) when you turn on your computer.

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EXE An EXE is a Windows executable file containing machine code. In this case, you are running our EXE file to spoof your PC.