What Is It? A software program that helps other software programs that are installed on your computer, communicate with various devices inside or attached to your computer. In addition, it creates a user interface on the computer screen that allows users to see, access and use those software programs to create, add and delete information. [ Read More ]
Vista excerpts taken from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Windows Vista is the name of the upcoming release of Microsoft Windows, a line of graphical operating systems used on personal computers, including home and business desktops, notebook computers, and media centers. Prior to the announcement of the Vista name on July 22, 2005, it was known [ Read More ]
Windows 2000 was simply one of the best operating system I have ever used.
For years the business world has longed for an operating system with plug and play capabilities of just like Windows 98, but with the reliability and security of Windows NT. That wish became a reality when Windows 2000 was born.
Windows NT (short for New Technology) comes in two flavors workstation and server. Workstation was designed as a high-end operating system mainly for corporations and anyone needing a robust, reliable and secure workstation for its employees.
Windows ME, short for millennium edition was dubbed the most radical upgrade yet in the Windows 9x family. It was designed for the individual home user (not for business), packed with many features to make the home user cry Bravo! Instead when the smoke cleared the home user was crying for Microsoft’s head.
Windows XP represents the next version of the Microsoft Windows operating system, beyond Windows 2000 and Windows Millennium. Windows XP is the end result of combining the strengths of Windows 2000 (Standards-Based Security, Manageability and Reliability) with the best features of Windows 98 and Windows ME (Plug and Play, Easy-To-Use User Interface, and Innovative Support [ Read More ]