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Dec 20
2007Migrating From 98 To XP?
Filed Under (Windows Xp) by Admin on 20-12-2007
Tagged Under : CD writing, DirectX, fast user switching, fat 16, fat 32, games, hardware compatibility, hibernate, ms dos, multimedia based os, ntfs file system, operating system, os, photo sharing, power management feature, printing, programming, Remote Desktop, Service Pack 2, software compatibility, system restore, upgrade, windows, Windows 98, Windows Media Player, Windows Xp
If you’re using Windows 98, you’d want to know what’s different in XP. But before we move on to the differences between the two operating systems, we should tell you that Microsoft withdrew support for Windows 98 a long time ago! It’s true that there were initial hardware and software compatibility issues when XP was first released on October 25th 2001—that’s why people took Read the rest of this entry »
Nov 28
2007The Kernel
Filed Under (Windows Xp) by Admin on 28-11-2007
Tagged Under : hal, ipc, kernal, memory, Microkernel, Monolithic Kernel, NT Executive, operating system, Operating System's Kernel, os, system, Windows Xp
Between applications and the hardware stands the kernel. It is the part of the operating system that performs the most basic and most critical functions that an OS is supposed to support. Its functions are:
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Nov 25
2007Enjoy the eXPerience with Windows XP
Filed Under (Windows Xp) by Admin on 25-11-2007
Tagged Under : desktop, enjoy the experience, operating system, os, secret, tips, tricks, windows, Windows Xp, xp
For a long time now, Windows XP has been the primary Operating System (OS) for the majority of the world. We are going to start from the fundamentals, take you on a scenic tour of the Windows operating system museum of history, so you can see how much Microsoft’s operating systems have evolved. Next is some simple tips and guidelines to help you get started with Windows XP, from installation to your first boot up and beyond.