Chapter 4. CONCEPT OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM MANAGING ESSENTIAL FILE OPERATIONS.

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Chapter 4

CONCEPT OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM

MANAGING ESSENTIAL FILE OPERATIONS

CONFIGURING AND CONTROLLING PERIPHERAL DEVICES Configuring and controlling computer components and attached devices is a major function of the operating system. Included with a computer’s operating system are small programs called drivers.

Providing a User Interface All computer systems contains a user interface. The interface controls the communication between the software and the user. Providing a User Interface All computer systems contains a user interface. The interface controls the communication between the software and the user.