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What Is The Booting Procedure For A Computer System And The Loading Process Of O/S?

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    Loading an O/S depends on the one used.
    For Windows NT-based O/S (Win 2000, XP) the process is:

    < (PC BIOS)
    > POST
    > Load Master Boot Record from boot device (1st sector of disk) (contains program code and partition table (one partition set "active")
    > MBR identifies boot partition and loads program code from boot sector (1st sector) >
    Load and run NTLDR (expected in root) - ascertians file system (NTFS / FAT); reads boot.ini (expected in root) to present Boot Menu
    > Run NTdetect.com (identifies hardware) >
    NTLDR loads operating system core (NToskrnl.exe etc. (from system32)
    > NToskrnl.exe loads remaining operating system files
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    Blur-tit 

    answered 3 years ago

      Booting means the copying Operating System files [minimum required] from Hard drive to RAM. The first procedure  of booting is the POST [power on self test] then  OS loaded to RAM
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      Vatvs2007 

      answered 6 months ago

        Booting procedure of computer systen can be done  in this format
        1. You start your computer or restart.
        2  While restarting you press "tab"
        3.  Then you will find 3 options
          1.boot up{your hard disk no}
          2.cd-rom
          3.floppy disk
        4.insert your o.s cd in cd-rom
        5. press install
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        answered 3 years ago

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