What are the Service routines in Operating Systems? and what's each rountine's function?
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microsoft wil give u free updates &service windows xp best
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It's an easy way to uncheck programs you don't want to start at boot for one. :) (which makes your computer boot faster)
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Control panel\nSystem restore\nPick your day\nRestore
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The software that operates the computer\n\nlike the Winows software
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Computers have a battery operated clock that is read when the operating system boots.\n\nComputers connected to a network may check the network for time periodically.
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Internetwork Operating System.
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Defrag, virus & spyware scans, software installation, motherboard, memory, hard drive, DVD drive installation, power supply replacement, chip upgrade, memory upgrades, drive mirror & installation just to name a few
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They basic function of the windows operating system is just to provide you with a Graphical User Interface for operating your PC.  Which translates to a very user friendly way to work your pc.  Back in the day before windows you had only DOS and the easier way was using utils like HD manager, which just provided a graphical shortcut to your programs.
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this  confusing....computer service?
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operating system\n\nAn operating system (OS) is a computer program that manages the hardware and software resources of a computer. At the foundation of all system software, the OS performs basic tasks such as controlling and allocating memory, prioritizing system requests, controlling input and output devices, facilitating networking, and managing files. It also may provide a graphical user interface for higher level functions.
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start / run / services.msc / OK\n\nfind windows time services in the services list. Right click, and select stop
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Here's the simple version:\nComputers have\nA brain (CPU or central processing unit)\nMemory \nStorage\nPeripherals\nThe CPU is like an air traffic controller controlling all your requests and running all your programs.\nThe Memory holds the programs - including your OS (windows etc.) and data temporarily for the CPU to access.\nStorage such as a hard disk drive holds information when it is too large or inconvenient to place in memory and when the computer is shut down.\nPeripherals: Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer are what the computer uses to interact with the Human.\n\nThe CPU manages all your interactions : running programs, copying files, surfing the web.  It uses the resources it needs (peripherals, memory, storage etc.) to fulfill those requests. \nImagine you have a private chef, who is locked in his own kitchen.  You make a request to him.  He produces the food and uses his resources, pots, pans  ingredients, recipes etc.  He's like your CPU.\n\nIt goes much further than that, but I hope that helps.
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Operating System Software is the basic foundation software that your PC needs in order to work properly.  Without an operating system the PC wont function.  It can be compared to the human brain, without the brain the body is useless, or so to speak.  I hope thats useful for you...
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First in response to your question another question.\nAre you talking about Interrupt Service Routines?\n\nIf yes, usually in an ISR you disable interrupt handling, on exit again enable ISR. And still if something lengthy has to be carried out delegate it to some other function like timer etc.
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It honestly depends on the programs you have installed. There are some processes that are a must no matter what additional programs are installed. If you are running Windows XP: here are some definite ones:\nexeplorer.exe\nlsass.exe\nwinlogon.exe\ncsrss.exe\nsmss.exeSystem\nSystem Idle Process\nspoolsv.exe\n   **sprinkled with a few** \nsvchost.exe
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In a multi programming environment a processor may handle no. of programs at a time. Each program may have more than one modules running simultaniosly (for eg. u are opening two files in different windows of a notepad) then there will have two process for notepad.exe. Processor handles all the processes in a system in time sharing basis. Process is a program module submitted to the processor for execution.\n\nStepping is the revision/version number of a processor. (for eg. intel p4 2Ghz processor will have many versions/revisions)
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I would reformat and reload the operating system.\n\nCoach