Microsoft Windows 10 is a popular and highly-regarded operating system (OS) developed by Microsoft for personal computers. It was first released in October 2015 as the 9th version of the Windows operating system family, succeeding Windows 8.
Key Features:
Multi-Device Support: Windows 10 allows users to access their PC from various devices with different hardware configurations and software applications, including smartphones, tablets, smart speakers, and more.
Cloud Integration: The OS is integrated seamlessly with Microsoft’s cloud services like OneDrive, Outlook.com, Skype, and Xbox Live, enabling features like remote backup, file sharing, and seamless communication across devices.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Assistants: Windows 10 comes with a range of AI-powered virtual assistants, such as Cortana (formerly known as Siri), which can perform tasks like text-to-speech, scheduling, and setting reminders.
Security Features: The OS includes robust security features, including a built-in firewall, antivirus software (Windows Defender), and advanced threat protection to safeguard against malware and viruses.
64-Bit Support: Windows 10 is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, catering to users with older hardware or those who require more processing power for demanding applications.
System Components:
Operating System (OS): The core software component of the OS, responsible for managing system resources, process management, and providing a platform for running applications.
Windows 10 Update Services: A set of services that provide automatic updates, security patches, and performance improvements to keep the OS up-to-date and secure.
App Store: Windows 10 has an integrated App Store (formerly known as the Microsoft Store) where users can download and install various applications for use on their PC.
Technical Specifications:
Processors: Most PCs with Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent processors, or ARM-based SoCs
RAM (Memory): 4GB is the minimum recommended RAM, but 8GB or more is ideal.
Storage: Users can opt for either a traditional hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD), depending on their storage needs and preference.
