1. already loaded or installed in advance, typically before delivery or use
Usage: common in computing and consumer electronics contexts

1. past tense and past participle of preload; to load or install something in advance
Usage: technical usage

Examples

• The new smartphone came preloaded with several useful apps.
• The software was preloaded onto all computers before they were shipped to customers.
• We preloaded the data into the system to speed up the startup process.
• The tablet has preloaded educational games for children.
• The developer preloaded the images so the website would load faster.
• This version of the operating system comes preloaded with security updates.