Features of Windows XP usage

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Windows xp is using every where in the world so i want to ask about its main features so i can use it properly.

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Features of Windows XP usage

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Some Features of Windows XP Professional:

  1. It is reliable
  2. It is built on Windows Engine
  3. It enhanced Device Driver Verifier that is found in Windows 2000
  4. It reduces Reboot Scenarios
  5. It has improved Code Protection with all device driver codes are read-only and were page protected
  6. It has a Side-by-Side DLL (Dynamic-Link Library) Support that can provide mechanism for multiple versions of Windows components
  7. It has Windows File Protection preventing the core system files to be overwritten by other applications
  8. It has Windows Installer
  9. It has Enhanced Software Restriction Policies providing administrators mechanism to identify the software that is running in its environment and giving it control for its ability to execute commands
  10. It has Preemptive Multitasking Architecture

The above are just samples of Windows XP Professional Features. For the complete list and to understand Windows XP Professional better, I would suggest that you go to https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457058.aspx for further reference.

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Features of Windows XP usage

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Here’s a little bit of history about Microsoft Windows. It was in 1983 when Microsoft announced the development of Windows. That time, it was only a GUI or a graphical user interface for MS-DOS operating system. It has changed into a modern operating system from mere GUI product having more than 2 lines of design.

Each of the line has its own default file system and codebase. The 2 product lines are 3.x and 4.x and they include: Windows 3.0, Windows 3.1x, Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows Millennium. The Windows for Workgroups 3.11 included support for 32-bit disk access and networking and also Windows 95 that added additional 32-bit capabilities.

But in MS-DOS, several of its kernel and additional utilities like Disk Defragment stayed 16-bit. Windows 95 also applied a new object-oriented user interface where some of its components are still being used at present. I was still in college when the first Windows arrived and it was the first operating system we used in school though I was more interested in MS-DOS.

It was in 1993 when the Windows NT line began with Windows NT 3.1. In August 25, 2001, Windows XP was then released by Microsoft which they nicknamed Whistler. This was a year after Windows Millennium was released.

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