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25 fill-in-the-blank flashcards based on the Windows OS lecture notes.

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Windows OS is widely __ with a vast range of software and hardware.

compatible

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Many users have grown up using Windows OS, making it a choice.

familiar

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Windows is a dominant platform for due to its extensive library of games.

gaming

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Windows OS offers a high level of , allowing users to personalize their experience.

customization

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Windows OS provides a robust environment for tools like Microsoft Office.

productivity

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Features like Windows Defender help safeguard against .

malware

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Microsoft offers extensive for Windows OS, including regular updates, troubleshooting resources, and customer service options.

support

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Windows OS integrates well with other Microsoft products and services, providing a experience.

seamless

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From budget-friendly laptops to high-performance desktops, Windows OS powers a wide range of devices, offering consumers the flexibility to choose that suits their needs and budget.

hardware

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Windows 95 introduced the Menu.

Start

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Windows 95 introduced the , a persistent bar at the bottom of the screen that displayed open windows.

Taskbar

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Windows 95 significantly improved the functionality.

Plug and Play

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Windows 95 was the first consumer-oriented version to be based on a architecture.

32-bit

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Windows 95 introduced support for long .

filenames

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Windows 95 included a built-in Scheduler.

Task

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Windows 95 integrated into the operating system.

Internet Explorer

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Windows XP introduced the innovative tool.

System Restore

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Windows XP is built on the Windows NT .

kernel

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Windows XP introduced the Switching feature.

Fast User

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Windows XP Professional included functionality, enabling users to access their computers remotely.

Remote Desktop

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Windows XP introduced the mode that allowed running older applications.

Compatibility

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System Restore allows creating and reverting system settings.

restore points

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Windows XP introduced updates, enabling the system to download and install critical updates automatically.

automatic updates

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Windows 7 introduced the Snap feature.

Aero

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Windows 7 introduced , which allowed users to organize and access files from multiple locations as if they were in a single library.

Libraries