Operating Systems

Question 1

Windows 7

Answer 1

Same look and feel of Vista, used the same hardware and software, increased preformance

Question 2

Windows 7 Starter

Answer 2

No DVD or Windows media Center, no Aero, no inter net connection sharing and web server, no enterprise technologies. Made for netbooks. only 32-bit with 2GB of RAM

Question 3

Windows 7 Home Premium

Answer 3

The consumer edition, DVD, Aero, Internet connection sharing, web server, no enterprise technologies.x64 supports 16 GB Ram and 2 processors

Question 4

Windows 7 Ultimate

Answer 4

Complete functionality, domain support, remote desktop, all enterprise technologies, x64 supports 192 GB of RAM, Same as enterprise but for home user.

Question 5

Windows 7 Professional

Answer 5

Same as Home Premium, missing enterprise technologies, x64 supports 192 RAM

Question 6

Windows 7 Enterprise

Answer 6

Sold only with volume licenses, for large organizations, multilingual user

Question 7

Windows 8 and 8.1

Answer 7

New user interface, no traditional start button, 8.1 was a free update

Question 8

Windows 8 /8.1 Core

Answer 8

Basic version for the home x86 and x64, Microsoft acct, windows defender, anti virus and anti malware, windows media player, cd/dvd

Question 9

Windows 8/8.1 Pro

Answer 9

Professional version, full disk and file encryption window domain , group police, centralized mang. of windows devices

Question 10

Windows 8/8.1 Enterprise

Answer 10

Large volume license, applocker, windows to go direct acess

Question 11

Windows 8/8.1 processor requirements

Answer 11

PAE (Physical Address Extension), 32-bit processor or higher, 4GB of physical memory, NX (Processor bi) protect against malicious sofware, SSE@ (Streamimg SIMD Extentios2) standard processor instruction set, used by third party apps and drivers.

Question 12

Windows 10 Home

Answer 12

Home user, Microsoft OneDrive backup, Microsoft acct,Windows defender with anti virus and anti malware, Cortana, talk to the operating system