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<span>After the POST is successfully completed the CPU searches Storage devices for special files that indicate the beginning of the OS and then loads it into memory. </span>
<span><span>The sequence in which the storage devices are searched is part of the configuration set-up stored in BIOS.
</span><span>Once the Operating System (OS) is located, the CPU copies what’s called the 'boot record' from the OS into DRAM.
</span><span>Control is then passed to the 'boot record' in DRAM, which then continues loading the rest of the OS.
</span><span>This process continues until the OS load is completed.
</span><span>When the OS load is completed the Desktop appears in the display and waits for you, the user, to tell it what you want it to do.</span></span>
Along with an IP address, a subnet mask, and a name server, the other thing required for a computer to operate on a network is a primary gateway. The primary gateway acts as an access point which forwards information to another network or the internet.