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What are the parameter of Resource Manager? 
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Explain What is Speed Screen? 
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What is the use of (.log) file. Where it is used? 
Latest Answer: The log file is just as same as the normal text file. The content of these files are written by applications(the logs created by them). These files will have all the actions performed by the software which might of use to user to know the behaviour of ...

Discuss in detail the Process management, Memory management, I/O and File management and Security and Protection in Windows Vista Operating System. 

Describe how OOP is used in software development 
Latest Answer: The Object Oriented Programming is used in Software development as the softwares developed represent the real time situations. The real time properties of the software can be very well developed with help of the OOP ...
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what is Belady's anomaly and why does it occur ? How would you avoid this ..? 
Latest Answer: The Belady's anomaly accurs in case of the FIFO page replacement policy in the OS.When this FIFO is used and the number of page frames are increased in number, then the frames that are required by the program varies in a large range(due to large no ...

Can we execute a program with out installing Operating system? If yes, how it can be done?  
Latest Answer: yesusing EPROM ...

What are the different Beep SoundsExplain about Single Beep , Double beeps and Continous Beep  
Latest Answer: single beep stands for error in RefreshingDouble Beep stands for error in memoryContinous beep sound tells stands for RAM notworking or RAM properly not inserted in slot ...

If the OS is just a collection pf programs and if it is executed by the processor just like any other program, is the OS a process? If so, how is it controlled?
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Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Debajyoti Ghosh

Latest Answer: just go through...you can get 5 pages materialhttp://www.embedded-computing.com/pdfs/QNX.Jan05.pdf ...
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