INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION OF AN OPERATING SYSTEM SYSTEM

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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION OF AN OPERATING SYSTEM.

INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION OF AN OPERATING SYSTEM.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS PROCESSOR 233 MHZ (Min), 300 MHZ (Rec) MEMORY Minimum 64

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS PROCESSOR 233 MHZ (Min), 300 MHZ (Rec) MEMORY Minimum 64 MB of RAM (128 MB or more recommended). Maximum 4 GB. HARD DISK 1. 5 GB of free space for installation. (Rec 2 GB) DISPLAY Super Video Graphics Array (SVGA) compatible or better display adapter. Monitor capable of 800 x 600 resolution. INPUT DEVICES Keyboard and Mouse CD-ROM For Install via CD NETWORK ADAPTER Network Connectivity

INSTALL TYPES �CLEAN INSTALL �UPGRADE INSTALL �MULTIPLE BOOT INSTALL

INSTALL TYPES �CLEAN INSTALL �UPGRADE INSTALL �MULTIPLE BOOT INSTALL

INSTALLATION METHODS �STANDARD INSTALL �NETWORK INSTALL �AUTOMATED INSTALL Setup Manager 2. Disk Duplication 3.

INSTALLATION METHODS �STANDARD INSTALL �NETWORK INSTALL �AUTOMATED INSTALL Setup Manager 2. Disk Duplication 3. Remote Installation Services (RIS) 1.

PARTITION TYPES �PRIMARY �EXTENDED �LOGICAL

PARTITION TYPES �PRIMARY �EXTENDED �LOGICAL

FILE SYSTEMS - NTFS �File and folder security: in Windows XP Professional, NTFS allows

FILE SYSTEMS - NTFS �File and folder security: in Windows XP Professional, NTFS allows precise control over which users can access applications and data via NTFS file permissions. Windows XP Home only offers simple file sharing. �Increased performance: NTFS uses a more efficient mechanism for locating and retrieving information from the hard disk than FAT or FAT 32. �Disk quotas: In Windows XP Professional, NTFS let's you control the amount of disk space each user can have. Windows XP Home does not support disk quotas.

FILE SYSTEMS - NTFS �Disk compression: NTFS can compress files to increase the amount

FILE SYSTEMS - NTFS �Disk compression: NTFS can compress files to increase the amount of disk space available. Windows XP Home does not support disk compression. �File encryption: In Windows XP Professional, NTFS allows data stored on the hard disk to be encrypted. Windows XP Home does not support file encryption.

FILE SYSTEMS - FAT �If you use FAT to format a partition during Windows

FILE SYSTEMS - FAT �If you use FAT to format a partition during Windows XP Setup, Windows uses FAT for partitions that are smaller than 2 GB and FAT 32 for partitions that are larger than 2 GB. �Windows XP Setup cannot create a FAT 32 partition that is smaller than 2 GB, nor can it create a FAT 32 partition that is larger than 32 GB.

THE INSTALLATION PROCESS �The install of an operating system has four main phases: �Setup

THE INSTALLATION PROCESS �The install of an operating system has four main phases: �Setup copies the installation file. �Text Phase. �Graphical user interface (GUI) mode setup phase. �Network setup phase.