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    The document discusses various aspects of process management in operating systems. It explains that the Windows kernel loads first and manages all other processes and programs. It describes key kernel components like memory management, process management, and configuration management. Memory management is responsible for managing processes between memory and storage devices using swapping. Process management involves creating, scheduling and terminating CPU tasks. Configuration management determines system features. The document also provides details about process and memory usage on an Android device, including usage by background apps and processes involved in connecting devices like via USB, Bluetooth, and WiFi. It discusses forcing stopping apps to avoid potential issues.

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    02 Task Performance 1 - ARG

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    The document discusses various aspects of process management in operating systems. It explains that the Windows kernel loads first and manages all other processes and programs. It describes key kernel components like memory management, process management, and configuration management. Memory management is responsible for managing processes between memory and storage devices using swapping. Process management involves creating, scheduling and terminating CPU tasks. Configuration management determines system features. The document also provides details about process and memory usage on an Android device, including usage by background apps and processes involved in connecting devices like via USB, Bluetooth, and WiFi. It discusses forcing stopping apps to avoid potential issues.

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    The document discusses various aspects of process management in operating systems. It explains that the Windows kernel loads first and manages all other processes and programs. It describes key kernel components like memory management, process management, and configuration management. Memory management is responsible for managing processes between memory and storage devices using swapping. Process management involves creating, scheduling and terminating CPU tasks. Configuration management determines system features. The document also provides details about process and memory usage on an Android device, including usage by background apps and processes involved in connecting devices like via USB, Bluetooth, and WiFi. It discusses forcing stopping apps to avoid potential issues.

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    02 Task Performance 1 - ARG

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    The document discusses various aspects of process management in operating systems. It explains that the Windows kernel loads first and manages all other processes and programs. It describes key kernel components like memory management, process management, and configuration management. Memory management is responsible for managing processes between memory and storage devices using swapping. Process management involves creating, scheduling and terminating CPU tasks. Configuration management determines system features. The document also provides details about process and memory usage on an Android device, including usage by background apps and processes involved in connecting devices like via USB, Bluetooth, and WiFi. It discusses forcing stopping apps to avoid potential issues.

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    IT2106

    Task Performance
    Processes
    Sean Maverick D. Umandap
    BSCPE2A

    Part 1

    1. Windows cannot run without the Windows kernel, which is a crucial software. After the
    bootloader, the kernel is the second program to load. It loads and then manages and controls
    all other processes and programs. Operating system of windows include the different kernel
    components which are the Object management, Memory management, Process and thread
    management, Input/output management, and Configuration management. In terms of process
    control, the memory management, process and thread management, and configuration
    management are the kernel components that are the most essential in controlling the
    computer’s main memory. It helps that memory space is appropriately managed and
    allocated, giving the operating system (OS), programs, and other processes access to the
    memory they require to function.

    2.
     Memory management

     The given sample is a memory management that


    is responsible for the processes between memory
    and storage devices. From the layout, there is a
    swapping state which the operating system
    temporarily swaps a specific process from the
    main memory into secondary memory. This
    enables the main memory to process other task
    without getting confuse. In addition, the previous
    processed data will go back to its original place
    which is the main memory.

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     Process management

     Process is the act of running a program and


    carrying out the instructions it contains. It can be
    described as an area where a program is
    executed. The operating system (OS) helps in the
    creation, scheduling, and termination of CPU-
    related tasks.

     Configuration management

     The process of configuration pertains to


    the determining the physical, functional, and
    performance features of components including
    hardware, software, and documentation as well
    as their configuration inside a system.
    Configuration Management is also making sure
    that systems perform consistently with
    expectations throughout time

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    Part 2

    a. Android 7.1.1
    b. 2 Gigabytes
    c. 457 Megabytes
    d.
     Facebook – 181 Megabytes
     Google Play Store – 14 Megabytes
     Messenger – 82 Megabytes
     YouTube – 0 bytes
     Samsung Browser – 9 Megabytes
    e.
     Snapchat – 40 Megabytes
     Email – 9.9 Megabytes
     Samsung Browser – 43 Megabytes
     Google Play service – 54 Megabytes
     Assistive Touch – 19 Megabytes

    f.
     The gathered data from my device indicates that the background processes has a
    higher memory utilization or the memory usage. Application processes occupy space
    only when currently in use for a specific amount of time. On the other hand, the
    applications that is running in background contribute greatly in terms of RAM usage
    and can affect the performance of the device. Apps can continue to keep working
    even when you are not actively using them in background processes.
    g.
     Via USB cable – Universal Serial Bus (USB), allow USB devices to be connected to each
    other with and transfer digital data over USB cables.
     Via Bluetooth - Bluetooth is a wireless technology that transmits data over a short
    distance using radio waves. Smartphones, computers, televisions, and other electronic
    appliances are all examples of Bluetooth-enabled gadgets.
     Wi-Fi - A way for connecting wirelessly to the Internet via radio waves devices like
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    cellphones.

    h.
     Yes, connecting a device to other devices create new processes by sharing different
    information or data. Passing and exchanging of files can be done through wireless
    connection like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth or using USB cable. Processes occurred when a
    task is given in a system to transfer to other device.

    i.
     Force stopping an application or different processes are caused by malfunctioning and
    not running normally. This maintains your device operating at its best and guards
    against potential issues like data loss or corruption. On the other hand, force stop is
    generally safe in terms of to keep or avoid other errors from the program that may
    occur.

    j.
     The device that I currently using was released on year 2016 and as the time goes by, I
    experienced different issues in terms of limited or low capacity of internal storage and
    processor. It performs the tasks well in terms of my usage like messaging, watching
    online videos, and other basic processing but sometimes when installing new apps, it
    automatically crashes because the operating system is not compatible with my
    processor.

    k.
     Force stop – It terminates all of the program's active processes, forcing an app to stop
    acting badly can avoid other malfunctioning.
     Close the app – Closing the app will end the current situation of processing by swiping
    in any direction. However, it will still run in the background application even if the app
    is already closed.

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