What happens while booting a device?

If you are using any device, you must be thinking "Why do these devices need time to

boot?", "What happens while booting?". These questions must be stuck in your mind. Answer

to this question is memory allocation from hard drives to the RAM and essential process execution.

When a computer or any device boots, it loads essential programs into system memory i.e .

RAM. Besides this, the system executes the required programs also . Time required for this eventually

increase your device's booting time. If you have a speedy and sufficient RAM installed in

your system then you may be thinking this will decrease your booting time but the loading

of program in RAM is also depends on your hard drive or any other media where the OS is

stored .

Simple understandable steps of booting:

Step 1 : Reading data from your Hard Drive

Step 2 : Storing it into the RAM

Step 3 : Executing required programs

The reason why laptops or computers having SSD starts quick is that the reading speed

from SSD is very fast, that's why the OS installation is prefered on SSD and booting from

SSD is very fast.

This means for less booting time you will require a good hard drive that can give good

reading speed, a good RAM and a better CPU.

How to reduce booting time in windows 10:

If you want to reduce booting speed without changing hardware then I will recommend that

you should remove startup application from the startup list. Most applications like torrent

software and chromium browser starts as the windows starts you can reduce your booting

speed by just disabling the option of starting as windows starts option in the programs one

Visit for quick guide this Microsoft article