The Master Boot Record (MBR) is a critical component of a computer's hard drive, starting at 440 bytes and containing boot code that reads and initiates the boot process. Learn about non-bootable MBRs and how they can affect your system's functionality.
Read MoreThe boot process can be quite tedious as the kernel reloads every needed object into RAM. One day, wondering if there's a way to take a snapshot of the kernel, the concept of SmartBoot came to light.
Read MoreLearn about the Windows 11 second stage boot process and how to inject missing drivers for Intel RAID1 during system restoration or backup using Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) and Intel® Volume Management Device (VMD).
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