It is unlikely that anyone will ever build a bug free OS. An OS is simply too complex to find all faults in advance.
No, the newest version of Windows operating system is Windows 10. Microsoft announced that they are not planning to launch new operating system. They only push new update in windows 10. Windows 10 is the newest version of Windows operating system and can you can buy or download free from Microsoft official site. It free :- you can download free version from Microsoft site and the installation process is easy and safe. Speed:- speed booting, or opening and closing of software is fast as compare to previous generation. Cortana:- It comes with Artificial Intelligence system named as Cortana which can help you to find what every you are searching on internet and on your computer by commanding on microphone. Microsoft store:- It comes with microsoft store so user can buy software easily from their store. There is also free software to downlead. Security:- Windows 10 comes with Secure Boot feature which provide you great defense
While it is hard to predict the future it is likely safe to say that no operating system will become self-aware. After all, the AI would most likely be a system shell, not an OS kernel.
The Windows 1.0 was the first ever commercial operating system rolled out by Microsoft in 1985. The windows 1.0 lacked storage, and was not able to run multiple operations at a single time.
The readme file that came with your new operating system should have the detailed instruction on how to create a recovery disk. That recovery disk should enable you to reinstall your operating system. I do know that Microsoft has a very detailed support system should you want someone to talk you through the how-to
Android is an operating system, much as Windows is an operating system. It is not possible to run Windows 8 on Android. Microsoft only allows Microsoft 8 RT to be installed on certain devices, so it is highly unlikely that any Android device will ever run Windows 8 RT. However, it it technologically possible for and Android device to run Windows 8 RT, with the only limitation being Microsoft's strict policy on the devices that will be certified to run it.
No. Before MS-DOS ever existed, Digital Research had a disk operating system called CP/M for 8-bit Intel 8080 and Zilog Z80 based microcomputers. Bill Gates bought the original MS-DOS from a programmer at Seattle Computer Products named Tim Paterson who had developed a variant of CP/M-80 as an internal product for testing SCP's new16-bit Intel 8086 CPU card. The system was initially named QDOS (Quick and Dirty Operating System), before being made commercially available as 86-DOS. Microsoft purchased 86-DOS, allegedly for $50,000. This became Microsoft Disk Operating System, MS-DOS, introduced in 1981.
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Apple never owned Microsoft. When Microsoft was starting out they did do some work for Apple and they licensed some aspects of Apple's Macintosh system so they could create their own Windows system.
Well actually, Linus Torvalds wrote Linux some time after Microsoft halted sales of the Microsoft version of Unix, then called Microsoft Xenix. Microsoft Xenix: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenix Yes, Microsoft used to market it's own version of Unix to the world. Microsoft did not create Unix, nor did IBM. Though IBM also has sold and continues to sell it's own version of Unix called AIX. AIX is very proprietary and there are people (actually, a LOT of people) who have difficulty characterizing AIX as Unix. In the unlikely event any purists ever read this, yes, I know Unix is actually a specification, not an operating system.
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Almost every operating system that was ever created is still being used at least occasionally by someone.
Yes. Windows XP is an operating system that has proven to be one of the best and most popular operating systems ever created.What_does_the_Xp_in_the_operating_system_Windows_Xp_mean