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OPERATING SYTEM

 An operating system is a software program that is different from the word


processing program and all other software programs on your computer.
 It is an example of system software that controls the system hardware and
interacts with user and application software.
 It is the master control program.
 The operating system ensures the result of your action is display on the
screen.

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FUNCTIONS OF OPERATING SYTEM

 Display the on-screen elements with which you interact – the user
interface.
 Load the program into the memory so that you can use it
 Coordinate how the program works with the computer hardware and
other software.
 Manages the way the information is stored on and retrieved from disks.
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TYPES OF OPERATING SYSTEM

 Operating system can be organized into four major types:

▪ Real Time Operating System


▪ Single-user/ Single Tasking OS
▪ Single-user/Multitasking OS
▪ Multi-user /Multi-tasking OS

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REAL TIME OPERATING SYTEM

 A real-time operating system is a very fast and relatively small OS.


 Real-time operating systems are mostly embedded systems.
 A real-time operating system is needed to run real-time applications.
 A real-time application is an application that responds to certain input extremely
quickly.
 The uses of RTOS are Medical Devices, RADAR Systems, Aircraft control
systems, and Stock trading applications.

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SINGLE-USER/SINGLE-TASKING OS

 An operating system that allows a single user to perform one task at a time
is a single-user/single-tasking operating system.
 To a user task is a function printing documents, writing files on discs, etc.
 To the operating system a task is a process and small and a single can only
manage a single task at a time.
 MS-DOS is an example of a single-tasking operating system.
 This operating system has limited characteristics.
 It requires less space on disk or in memory.
SINGLE-USER/Multi-TASKING OS

 A single-user/ multitasking operating system that allows a single user to


perform two or more functions at once.
 It takes a special operating system to keep two or more tasks running at
once.
 The most commonly used personal computer usually runs such operating
systems including Microsoft Windows.
 The multitasking feature of these operating systems has greatly increased
the productivity of people.
MULTI-USER/MULTI-TASKING OS

 It is an operating system that allows multiple users to use programs that are
simultaneously running on a single network server, called a terminal server.
 This Is not at all the same as connecting to a network server for the sake of
accessing files and printers.
 With the multi-user OS which gives each user a complete environment,
called a user session on the server
 In a multi-user operating system environment, all or most of the computing
occurs at the server.
Microsoft windows 10 Overview

 Windows 10 is the most recent version of the operating system from


Microsoft.
 Officially it was released in 2015 and was initially offered free of charge
to legitimate users of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.
 This new version combines features from those two previous
installments to suit the users better for both desktop/laptop computers
and mobile devices.
Microsoft windows 10 Overview

 The most notable change in Windows 10 is that Microsoft replaced the


Start screen tiles from Windows 8, and brought back the Start Menu.
 They also removed the vertical toolbars (or “charms”) that appeared
from the sides of the screen.
 These changes make this Windows version easier to use for users of
both desktop/laptops and mobile devices.
WINDOWS 10 INSTALAITON

 There are two approaches you can take for installing Windows 10 in
your computer: Upgrade or a Clean Install.
 Typically, when you upgrade your operating system, all your documents
and applications remain unchanged, whereas with a clean install, you
would be starting again from scratch.
 But one important thing to verify first is if your computer has the
necessary hardware to support Windows 10.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

 Although most computers nowadays probably have the necessary


requirements for Windows 10.
 It will certainly be useful to know them in case you want to upgrade
from an older system.
 The main requirements are −
▪ A processor (CPU) with a clock rate of at least 1GHz.
▪ At least 1 to 2GB of memory (RAM), but Microsoft recommends 4GB.
▪ At least 16GB space in your hard disk.
Clean install or Reinstall Window

 Perform a Clean Install on an Empty Hard Disk/SSD or Reinstall by Booting from


Install Media (DVD or USB Thumb Drive)

 Once you have your Windows 10 installation media ready, all you need to do is
boot from the disc or USB thumb drive to begin setup
WINDOWS INSTALLATION
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 The Windows logo will appear on screen, this might be here for a while, as long as
you see the animating dots, everything should be ok.
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 Select your Language, Time and Keyboard method then click Next.
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 Click Install now


WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 Windows 10 setup will prompt you for a product key during installation a couple
of times.
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 Setup will also prompt you to select the edition you have a license for -
Home or Pro. Please make sure you choose the right edition. If you choose the
wrong edition, your only option will be to perform a clean install again.
WINDOWS INSTALLATION

 Wait while setup prepares to copy


WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 Accept the license terms then click Next


WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 Click Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)


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 Select the drive then click New


WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 Select the unallocated drive listed, click New, click Apply then OK
WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 This will split the drive into multiple partitions, select the Primary partition then
click Next.

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 Wait while Windows installs


WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 When this phase of setup is complete, Windows will automatically restart then
reboot into setup again.
WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 Windows is detecting and installing your hardware. After this is complete,


Windows will restart one last time.

WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….
 Out of Box Experience
 The Out of Box Experience page is where you get to configure detailed settings in
Windows, which includes creating a user account, configure privacy, sync PC
settings and install modern applications.
WINDOWS INSTALLATION cont.….

 Install the Latest Windows Updates immediately


 Start > Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update then click Check
for Updates

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