Booting
Booting
1) Warm Booting: when the System Starts from the Starting or from
initial State Means when we Starts our System this is called as warm
Booting. In the Warm Booting the System will be Started from its
beginning State means first of all, the user will press the Power Button ,
then this will read all the instructions from the ROM and the Operating
System will b Automatically gets loaded into the System.
2) Cold Booting: The Cold Booting is that in which System
Automatically Starts when we are Running the System, For Example
due to Light Fluctuation the system will Automatically Restarts So that
in this Chances Damaging of system are More. and the System will no
be start from its initial State So May Some Files will b Damaged
because they are not Properly Stored into the System.
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Booting
Booting is basically the process of starting the computer. When the CPU is first
switched on it has nothing inside the Memory. In order to start the Computer, load
the Operating System into the Main Memory and then Computer is ready to take
commands from the User. Learn the types of booting.
Booting
Boot Devices
Booting can be done either through hardware (pressing the start button) or by
giving software commands. Therefore, a boot device is a device that loads the
operating system. Moreover, it contains the instructions and files which start the
computer. Examples are the hard drive, floppy disk drive, CD drive, etc. Among
them, the hard drive is the most used one.
Types of Booting
Warm Booting
Warm Boot is also called soft boot. It refers to when we restart the computer.
Here, the computer does not start from the initial state. When the system gets
stuck sometimes it is required to restart it while it is ON. Therefore, in this
condition the warm boot takes place. Restart button or CTRL+ALT+DELETE
keys are used for warm boot.
Steps of Booting
1. The Startup
It is the first step that involves switching the power ON. It supplies electricity to
the main components like BIOS and processor.
3. Loading of OS
In this step, the operating system is loaded into the main memory. The operating
system starts working and executes all the initial files and instructions.
4. System Configuration
In this step, the drivers are loaded into the main memory. Drivers are programs
that help in the functioning of the peripheral devices.
5. Loading System Utilities
System utilities are basic functioning programs, for example, volume control,
antivirus, etc. In this step, system utilities are loaded into the memory.
6. User Authentication
If any password has been set up in the computer system, the system checks for
user authentication. Once the user enters the login Id and password correctly the
system finally starts.