The operating system scheduler determines which processes are given access to the CPU and for how long.
Virtual memory is a feature of operating systems that allows them to use disk space as an extension of RAM.
User accounts and permissions control access to resources within an operating system.
The registry is a database used by Microsoft Windows to store configuration settings and options.
Operating systems provide networking capabilities, allowing computers to communicate over local and wide area networks.
Embedded operating systems are specialized versions used in devices like smartphones, routers, and smart TVs.
Real-time operating systems (RTOS) are designed for applications that require precise timing and responsiveness.
Security features such as firewalls and antivirus software are often integrated into modern operating systems.
The taskbar is a feature of many graphical user interfaces that provides quick access to open programs and system utilities.
Device management tools allow users to configure and troubleshoot hardware devices connected to their operating system.
The Control Panel is a centralized utility in Microsoft Windows for adjusting system settings and preferences.
