It means that there is no operating system installed on your computer, or it is in a non-bootable configuration.
yes yes it is because the computer will say missing operating system without it and if the operating system is windows xp it will have a kernel named ntoskrnl.exe
Missing or corrupt boot sector
operating system is nothing but a communication medium between computer system and users.
Yes, it is. Even the "OS" in the name does mean Operating System.
The 6 operating system is a computer operating system that was released in 1985. It was developed by Microsoft and was the first operating system to be released by the company. The 6 operating system is based on the MS-DOS operating system and was the first version of Windows to be released. The 6 operating system was succeeded by the Windows 3.1 operating system.
yes yes it is because the computer will say missing operating system without it and if the operating system is windows xp it will have a kernel named ntoskrnl.exe
Because of missing operating system files
operating system decide what your computer will do
operating system is a set of computer programme.
You're missing a verb in the sentence. Don't understand it. :)
Yes, it is. Even the "OS" in the name does mean Operating System.
Missing or corrupt boot sector
operating system is nothing but a communication medium between computer system and users.
Yes, it is. Even the "OS" in the name does mean Operating System.
There is no uninstaller for an operating system. To remove an OS, simply format the partition that holds the operating system. If you use a boot manager to choose between different operating systems the software should automatically detect missing operating systems for you.
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The 6 operating system is a computer operating system that was released in 1985. It was developed by Microsoft and was the first operating system to be released by the company. The 6 operating system is based on the MS-DOS operating system and was the first version of Windows to be released. The 6 operating system was succeeded by the Windows 3.1 operating system.