Preferred device early availability for faster user response

The recent trends show that electronics companies are trying to add as much as features in their products to show the uniqueness. As a number of peripheral devices attached to an electronic device consume more power. So when the devices are in idle state the system automatically suspend the peripheral devices to the suspended state to save power. The system is put in to the suspended state instead of powered down and is resumed from the last suspended state instead of complete power boot up sequence. An operating system handles system suspends and resume transition during STR (Suspend to Ram) operation using power management module. This module is part of core feature of an operating system and manages all devices suspend and resume states. The devices resumed back in serial fashion depending upon system bus architecture which causes preferred devices later wakeup. According to the proposed idea of our research preferred devices are selected based on the requirement and assign higher priorities among devices for enabling depending upon user profile setting. Higher priority devices are resumed prior to low priority devices. This is don e by analyzing the timings of devices for enabling device for first time used, recently used and frequently used in user profile. The device usage logs are captured and parsed for getting devices usage timing.