Differences between Ms-Windows & Disk Operating System
Differences between Ms-Windows & Disk Operating System
Ms-Windows
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- There are icons
- Uses both the Mouse & Keyboard as Input devices.
- There is use of Menus.
- User-friendly.
- Windows fully supports networking.
- Requires a computer with high memory size.
- Windows can support DOS, i.e. it is possible to run DOS-based programs in Windows.
- Uses Multi-coloured screen.
- It is a Multi-user OS.
- It is a multi-tasking OS, i.e. can support more than 1 program at a time.
- Comes in different versions.
- Uses folders for storage of files.
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MS-DOS
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- No Icons
- Only the Keyboard is used as Input device.
- It is command-based.
- Not user-friendly.
- DOS cannot support networking.
- Uses less memory compared to Windows.
- DOS cannot support Windows, i.e. it is not possible to run Window-based programs in MS-DOS.
- Uses monochrome (1 coloured) screen.
- It is a single-user OS.
- It is a single-tasking OS, i.e. can only support one program at a time.
- MS-DOS is an operating system by itself.
- Uses Directories to organize files.
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