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What is the boot sequence for an older BIOS-based PC?

Asked by Wyatt Williams, Last updated: Apr 12, 2024

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L. Sevigny

L. Sevigny

L. Sevigny
L. Sevigny, Doctor, Las Vegas

Answered Oct 09, 2018

There usual computer would follow this type of boot sequence. First of all, the power should be good. Then, the CPU will start up. After that, the POST, the bootloader will appear, then finally the operating system will also boot up. Once all of these things are booted up, the computer can be used.

Take note that some computers will take longer depending on the number of files that are saved on the computer. Newer computers will also boot up faster. There are different factors that may affect that. Get to know these factors to be sure with how fast your computer should boot up.

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John Smith

John Smith

John Smith
John Smith

Answered Feb 04, 2017

Power good, CPU, POST, boot loader, operating system.

Heres the correct boot sequence for a BIOS-based PC: power good, CPU, POST, boot loader, operating system.
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