CASE STUDY (DISCUSSION)

Microsoft created the graphical operating system known as Windows. It offers a way to access the internet, lets users browse and store files, run software, play games, and watch videos. It was made available for both personal and business use.

Its extremely user-friendly interface is the main factor in its widespread popularity. The Windows operating system also offers virtual memory management, multitasking, etc. Microsoft has released numerous iterations of its Windows operating system until this point.

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