These are the following Windows Operating Systems that support Intel Hyper-Threading Technology: Windows XP Professional and Home Edition, Windows Vista Home Basic, Premium, Ultimate and Business. And for Linux users: Red Hat Linux Ver 9(Professional and Personal versions), SuSE Linux Ver 8.2 (Professional and Personal versions), Red Flag Linux Desktop ver 4.0, COSIX Linux 4.0
Windows XP and Windows Vista, Intel's Hyperthreading did not exist before these Operating Systems. Now I may be wrong here, but I am confident that hyperthreading is a technology built into the processor itself, and any operating system should be able to utilize it. You are right to the extent that Hyper Threading is built into the processor itself, but a chipset and OS which supports hyper threading are also required. Here is the link which gives the list of OS which supports Hyperthreading http://www.intel.com/support/processors/sb/CS-017343.htm Windows XP supports HT Technology ,but widows and windows 9x/me does not
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Hyperthreading has to be enabled or disabled in the BIOS.
Sun's Solaris OS supports the ZFS file system natively.
Windows 2000
Operating System Deployment is a server technology from Microsoft for network-based installation of Windows operating system. The technology is the successor to Remote Installation Services.
in Information technology SOS is Server Operating System and NOS is Network Operating System
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they difference is the network operating system is the type of system that a computer or -IT technology Company uses after it has trademarked it. The OPERATING SYSTEM is the home version
there can as many as the operating system will supports
Windows 3.x
An operating system must support graphics irrespective of the language or package used to develop the graphics.in particular, the system should enable the software.