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Which part of the computer makes it start?

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Answered by janhvi2295
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CPU because it is the brain of the computer

Answered by aditijaink283
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Answer:

Upon startup, an NMI interrupt is asserted, and in kernel mode, it directs the processor to the handler address.

Explanation:

Hardware first: When the power is turned on, an NMI interrupt is asserted, and the CPU is vectored to the handler address in kernel mode. software: The handler navigates to the Boot code, which launches the computer and completes all necessary tasks.

Power is supplied to the Motherboard and the CPU starts using the BIOS when you press the power button (Basic In-Out System). and the motherboard's ROM, which holds instructions. The OS that accesses the videocard is then started by the BIOS after it finds a legitimate OS on the disc or SSD. After the OS is loaded into RAM, pictures are then sent to the associated display.  Startup is completed by asking the user to continue with the necessary security, such as a password.

Hence , Upon startup, an NMI interrupt is asserted, and in kernel mode, it directs the processor to the handler address is the answer to the given question.

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