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The PC Boot Process explained - Windows XP


 
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20th June 2006, 15:09 [jmke] - #1
The PC Boot Process explained - Windows XP

The power supply performs a self-test. When all voltages and current levels are acceptable, the supply indicates that the power is stable and sends the Power Good signal to the processor. The time from switch-on to Power Good is usually between .1 and .5 seconds.
20th June 2006, 16:39 [Sidney] - #2
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