Linux: Step 1: Hardware Read the leading sector;
Windows: Step 1: Hardware Read the leading sector;
Linux: Step 2: Load LILO or GRUB
Windows: Step 2: Load NTLDR and read the boot.ini file (similar to lilo.conf or grub.conf)
Linux: Step 3: Uploading the kernel;
Windows: Step 3: NTDETECT runs and decokes hardware devices;
Linux: Step 4: Hanging the root file system;
Windows: Step 4: NTLDR loads NToskrnl.exe, NT core and HAL.DLL, hardware basic drive layer.
Linux: Step 5: Start init, "grandfather" of all processes;
Windows: Step 5: NT is ready C: disk;
Linux: Step 6: Read / etc / inittab file;
Windows: Step 6: Server Manager SMSS.exe loading, it reads into registry registry and decides which services need to load;
Linux: Step 7: Allow all scripts specified by the run level 1;
Windows: Step 7: Load Win32 System;
Linux: Eight step eight: Tell the system to move to the run level at the end of the run level 1;
Windows: Eight Step: Start Winlogon, which provides login service;
Linux: Ninth: Allows all scripts specified by the run level 3; system ready;
Windows: Ninth Step: Screg, Registry Scan Tools, LSASS, Local Security Authorization Tools start with Winlogon, start loading drivers, system ready;
