To enable BIOS Auto-Recovery, which menu option must you select?

Enabling BIOS Auto-Recovery is specifically associated with the 'Maintenance' option under BIOS Settings. This feature is designed to improve the resilience of the system by allowing it to recover from certain failures or corruption scenarios automatically. By selecting the Maintenance menu, users can access options that pertain directly to the upkeep and recovery functionalities of the BIOS, including those that enable features like Auto-Recovery.

The Boot Options menu primarily deals with how the system manages the startup sequence and device priorities but does not provide settings for recovery processes. The System Diagnostics menu focuses on testing and diagnosing hardware issues without incorporating options for BIOS recovery. Security Settings relate to password protections and other security measures, not the recovery mechanisms of the BIOS. Hence, choosing Maintenance is essential for enabling the Auto-Recovery feature effectively.