Let’s hope it lives a long life.
That is typically what a cold boot infers; starting a computer from an off state; this is true no matter which OS is used.
Fast Startup is a hibernation variant, often enabled by default in Windows. If multibooting Linux and Windows, Fast Startup should be disabled in Windows. From an administrative command prompt use the command:
powercfg /h off
Otherwise, Windows will hibernate instead of shutting down; and frequently causes chaos with Linux boot functionality.
Fast Boot is something different entirely – a setting found in the BIOS which allows to skip many self-checks during pre-boot (before handoff to a boot loader).
It is generally recommended to disable Fast Boot when using Linux.
Just some clarification for anyone reading. Cheers.