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An operating system is a fundamental component of some computer systems. The operating system is responsible for managing the interactions between computer systems’ hardware and software applications. Operating systems can also offer a user interface, which a user (e.g. an individual user) is able to use to communicate with the computer system and the software programs it runs. Operating systems that are executed by and interacting with a particular computer system is referred to in terms of be”running on” or “running within” the particular computer system. An operating system doesn’t require an actual computer system. Virtual machines are computer simulation that permits the operating system to operate it. Sometimes , an operating system that is run on hardware that is physical can run a virtual system and another operating system operates on the virtual machine. This type of system can be described as “hostoperating systems” while the second is “guest operating systems”.
Operating systems are vulnerable to malfunctions. The failure could be a temporary failure. A program running on operating systems could execute an unexpected instruction, which can cause an error in the operating systems. This may manifest itself as an “operating system crash” and require rebooting of the operating system or in more severe situations the operating system to be deleted from memory, inserted back into memory, andre-executed.
The failures may be continuous. Software programs can alter an operating system, which could cause it to behave in a different way than what was planned. It could be an unintentional change, e.g., a software program may cause a change in the operating system that has unexpected consequences. The alteration could be planned, e.g., a malicious software program such as viruses can cause a dangerous alteration to the operating system.
A system’s operating system could be modified (sometimes frequently) over time through upgrades and updates that are provided by the manufacturer or other sources and alter the software of the operating system. These updates and upgrades usually occur as a result of changes in hardware of the computer system that the operating system runs on, or to enhance the system’s resistant to malicious software that targets the operation of the operating system or to offer additional features, orto achieve the goals of a combination of these. Many of the features provided by an operating system to applications and users make use of the hardware features that are part of the system which the operating system runs.
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- Korean Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS)
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