Compuern00b
New Member
Hi. I just started trying to learn more about how computers work -and I'm deeply confused as to how everything links together.
This is my understanding right now -->
When I save a document to wordpad or use the mouse ,etc
the APP communicates with Windows XP then Windows communicates
with BIOS which then communicates with the CPU that processes what needs
to be done and communicates back to the BIOS that then uses Drivers to
communicate with the IDE controllers to save the data to the Hard drive.
but what about with things like caches, RAM, interupters, etc Where do these fall in?
I keep on reading about it, but it seems different each time ...can somebody please help me to understand what happens each time an app is running or I click a mouse ex. the basic skeleton / feedback loop that occurs with each part like APP, BIOS, CPU, INTERUPTERS, RAM, CACHES, HARD DRIVE, IDEs. etc
just like in biology where you have a reflex arc and one thing leads to another ...ex. does the BIOS always communicate with the CPU and then the CPU back to the BIOS ?
I probably sound retarded lol ...
- Thanks
This is my understanding right now -->
When I save a document to wordpad or use the mouse ,etc
the APP communicates with Windows XP then Windows communicates
with BIOS which then communicates with the CPU that processes what needs
to be done and communicates back to the BIOS that then uses Drivers to
communicate with the IDE controllers to save the data to the Hard drive.
but what about with things like caches, RAM, interupters, etc Where do these fall in?
I keep on reading about it, but it seems different each time ...can somebody please help me to understand what happens each time an app is running or I click a mouse ex. the basic skeleton / feedback loop that occurs with each part like APP, BIOS, CPU, INTERUPTERS, RAM, CACHES, HARD DRIVE, IDEs. etc
just like in biology where you have a reflex arc and one thing leads to another ...ex. does the BIOS always communicate with the CPU and then the CPU back to the BIOS ?
I probably sound retarded lol ...
- Thanks