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Setting up a computer is the process of connecting hardware components together and to the software environment. It is generally part of the initialization process of a computer. This process can be considered as a system initialization in itself.

A basic computer comprises a central processing unit (CPU), main memory (RAM), input/output devices, and peripherals, interconnected by buses and control lines. The CPU contains the central processing unit registers and executes program instructions, which tell the computers what operations to perform and the order in which to perform them. The main memory stores instructions executed by the CPU but is generally much slower at doing so than the CPU. Auxiliary storage devices are typically used to store programs and data that are not needed immediately, such as on a temporary basis.