Windows 2000

Have you ever thought that Microsoft will use Windows the next time? Microsoft almost completed Windows 2000. This will be a new era of global software. In the past year, computers have grown dramatically, and the new Pentium II chip and processors are running at speeds up to 450 MHz. Today, almost all households in the United States have at least one personal computer. Even business and leisure, more and more people are aware of the importance of computers.

According to Silberschatz (2007), Windows 2000 is the operating system Microsoft Corporation released for business desktops, laptops, and servers. This operating system was released on February 17, 2000. Windows 2000 was called Windows NT 0 because it is the successor to Windows NT 0, Windows NT 2000, and Windows 2000. Windows NT 0 is the last version of Windows NT. The operating system is the boundary between the hardware and the user and manages and coordinates the activities for sharing computer resources. It functions as a basic program for computing applications running on your computer. As a basic program, perform several tasks to identify keyboard input, send output to the display, track files and directories on the disk, and control peripherals such as printers and disk drives.

The Windows 2000 NTFS file system is newer than the Windows NT NTFS file system. In order for Windows NT and Windows 2000 to work with the Windows 2000 file system, Service Pack 4 or later must be installed on the Windows NT system. The following information is from http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/windows/win2k/. * Supports built-in file compression as a file attribute. When the compression property of the folder is set, compression is applied to the files in the folder. You can also compress subfolders and their contents. Compression is not supported when the cluster size exceeds 4K. Moved files preserve their compression properties, but if you copy them, they will get the compression properties of the target folder

Both implementations have a basic security framework during installation. In this section, we will preliminarily explain the basic functions of Windows 2000, introduce the basic structure of Windows 2000, and protect the operating system (OS) kernel from attacks. Data is protected against attacks and attacks. The Windows 2000 model has several subareas briefly described in this section to illustrate the design and operation of components, and the functionality implemented through the design that exists in Windows 2000. It is shown. For the Windows 2000 kernel, two different modes are explained in detail. These are called user mode and kernel mode. Operations performed in user mode use software that does not allow full access to system resources.