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When your computer starts or reboots, the first thing that happens is that the system BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) loads into memory. This is the initial step that starts the computer and loads the Windows operating system (OS). The BIOS is needed to provide all of the hardware drivers. Hardware drivers are important because they provide the low-level instructions to the CPU to operate the computer hardware. The CPU responds to these low-level instructions to move data between the motherboard components. The BIOS may also provide information to the OS about the type of system memory and the amount of memory installed on the system, as well as how much memory is being used. The BIOS provides the communication path between the motherboard components and the CPU. The BIOS loads the operating system and manages the way that the system hardware works. The BIOS can also perform basic tasks that are needed to get the system to boot and boot to the operating system. This article focuses on the motherboard or mainboard. Mainboard components include the processor, memory, and various internal devices such as display adapters, audio adapters, and hard drive controllers. The mainboard holds all of the system hardware that is needed to make the computer run. It is, essentially, the computer's brain. The information in this article was obtained by trial and error with old computers. I got the layout ideas for memory blocks by experimenting with a computer built by my father in the 1960s, called a 4100. Unfortunately, this computer is completely obsolete. Any inaccuracies in this article will be corrected in the future. Your motherboard controls the CPU, and the memory that the CPU uses. The board contains a variety of components, including power supply circuitry, audio and video subsystems, video, sound and memory controllers, and more. Each component or sub-board has its own internal memory location to hold values or data needed by that component or sub-board. The system BIOS code, or boot firmware, is stored in the ROM or Read Only Memory (ROM) of the mainboard. The BIOS is normally stored in a small chip that is connected directly to the mainboard, but there may also be a separate programmable read-only-memory (PROM) chip. A central processing unit (CPU) on the motherboard reads the BIOS code and passes it to the video adapter. The BIOS then passes control to the first service program that is stored in a special memory area on the mainboard called a "BIOS extension ROM". The BIOS extension ROM is

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