The operating system (OS) supplies the user interface by which there is an interaction. No OS = expensive paperweight (can't use the hardware)
If a computer has no operating system, it can't play games, music, or even function. Your OS is your computer's thought and action ability.
No, a computer needs an operating system in order to work.
Because without an operating system, your computer will not be capable of doing anything useful.
The operating system, basically, allows a user to actually use the computer. Without an operating system, it would be like trying to drive a car that did not have an engine!
the first computer to use operating system was mark1
AnswerIt allows you to use your computer without any knowledge of coding. Without an operating system, your hardware would not work at all, until you wrote your own code for the hardware to do what you want.
The operating system acts as a buffer between the computer's hardware and the applications it is running. To use a computer without an operating system you will need applications that communicate directly with the hardware - as was often the case in the days before powerful operating systems such as Windows and Mac OS became the norm- but to harness the full power that computers offer today a modern operating system is required.
If you can find drivers for that operating system for your hardware, then yes.
Operating system
The operating system runs your computer and lets you use it.
The operating system is the software that interacts with the actual computer hardware, and provides the method for you use the keyboard, mouse, and tells the computer what to do... and how to do it.
no as long as it has the same operating system it will be fine
A computer running without an operating system is essentially useless for inexperienced users, and even then it is essentially useless. Operating systems provide the basic computer function, and most of the time a GUI (aka a graphical user interface) which makes it easy to use without cryptic command promt type entries. In general, when you boot up a computer without an OS installed or some sort of boot-media inserted there will be some sort of basic screen telling you that there is no bootable-media. This screen will most lowly also constitute of a variety of warnings and allowable commands that you can use.
A major operating system (OS) is Microsoft Windows. But, personally, I avoid Microsoft like the plague, and all my computers use various Linux distributions: especially on my main computer, the latest Ubuntu distribution - and all for free, without the need to register with anyone!