What is boot in a computer?

Answer 1

Booting is defined as: "The time when a computer's motherboard, Hard Drive, RAM, and other peripherals receive power from the distributor." During this time the computer's OS (Operating System [instructions for the computer]) are loaded into the RAM and several small diagnostics are run (mouse, keyboard, USB, monitor). Depending on your computer's available memory, Operating system, and number of boot files, this can take anywhere from 30 seconds to about two and a half seconds. An example is the Windows XP screen with the small, green scrolling bar at the bottom.

Answer 2

In computing, booting (booting up) is a bootstrapping process that starts operating systems when the user turns on a computer system. A boot sequence is the initial set of operations that the computer performs when power is switched on. The boot loader typically loads the main operating system for the computer.

Answer 3

booting is the starting process to start the comuter.in which the OS load in the ram.

WHENEVRE you start or restart your PC then the time which uses by the operating system of PC to get its actual position, to use that in a proper way reffered that booting of that system.

Answer 4

I means to turn it on and load the programs.

Answer 5

Booting a computer is when you turn it on and load up the user interface.

Answer 6

it means yourself/someone is getting kicked out of the room

Answer 7

When a computer boots, it starts up something, either itself or an operating system

Answer 8

When you start it up