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    An operating system is a core program that manages interactions between computer hardware and users. It runs programs and allocates resources. Without an operating system, a computer is useless. Common operating systems include Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Windows XP Home edition does not support remote desktop, encryption, or dynamic disks. It can only create workgroup members and supports a single processor. Windows XP Professional supports these additional features and allows creation of workgroups and domains. FAT16 supports partitions up to 4GB in size and files up to 2GB, while FAT32 supports larger partitions and 8GB files. FAT32 also uses a 32-bit address bus.

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    An operating system is a core program that manages interactions between computer hardware and users. It runs programs and allocates resources. Without an operating system, a computer is useless. Common operating systems include Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Windows XP Home edition does not support remote desktop, encryption, or dynamic disks. It can only create workgroup members and supports a single processor. Windows XP Professional supports these additional features and allows creation of workgroups and domains. FAT16 supports partitions up to 4GB in size and files up to 2GB, while FAT32 supports larger partitions and 8GB files. FAT32 also uses a 32-bit address bus.

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    1. What is Operating System ?

    Ans- Operating System is a most important Program that Run on the


    Computer Hardware to intract with User. It is manage all program on the
    computer. without operating system computer is useless . when you start
    your computer then it will boot with Opearting System.
    such as Windows 98 , Windows XP, Windows 7 , Linux , MacOS etc.
    2. What is Difference Between Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professtional ?
    Ans

    Windows XP Home
    1. Windows XP home not support Remote Desktop .
    2. Windows Xp home not support Encryption .
    3. Only can Create Workgroup Member .
    4. ASR ( Automated System Recovery Option is available ).
    5. Offline file sharing option is not available .
    6. Support only Single processor
    7. It is not support Dynamic Disk
    Windows XP Professional
    1. It is Support Remote Desktop .
    2. It is Support Encryption.
    3. You can create Workgroup and Domain group member .
    4. ASR is Available .
    5. Offline File option is available .
    6. It is support Multiple precessor .
    7. It is support Dynamic Disk .
    3.What is Difference between FAT 16 and FAT 32
    Ans-

    FAT 16

    Max Size of Partition 4GB

    Max Size of File 2GB

    It is Original File System used in DOS .

    It is use 16 Bit address Bus .

    FAT 32

    Max sizeof Partition

    Max size of File 8GB

    It is uses 32 Bit address

    4. What is NTLDR File .


    Ans- NTLDR stand for NT Loader . NTLDR is a Main Bootloader file
    of Operating System . Its a run from Harddisk .Windows NT , 2000 ,
    XP boot from NTDLR file . when NTLDR file will be currupt then its
    showing error at booting time NTLDR Missing .
    5. What is difference Between Serial Port and Parrallal port ?
    Ans- Serial Port Serial Port transmit data in a serial form . It
    transfer data one Bit at a time . it is transfer data one bit after another
    Bit . Its a Slower then parraller Port . its a 9 Pin or 25 Pin male
    connector .
    Parrallel port- Parrallel port transmit data in parrellel form .it is
    transfer data 8 bit at a time . it is faster then Serial port . its a 25 pin
    female Connector .
    6. What is path of Host File in Windows .
    Ans- path : C:WindowsSystem32driversetc
    where C: is a System root drive ,

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