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asna rauf
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Posted on - 10/05/2011
Window Mobile OS is a new wave in Mobile Operating Systems. What Kernel do Windows OS follow in Mobiles? Kernels are labeled at which layer of OS Architecture? Do they have micro kernel architecture or monolithic?
What Kernel do windows operating system follows?
You are talking about the kernel of windows mobile, it is windows CE 5.2 kernel. It was first published as Pocket PC 2000 OS (operating system), with just a few basic applications. Then it was developed this year,   and was designed to have the same look as desktop windows but it is always micro. The last version of windows mobile is 6.5.5. For this the latest kernel is Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3.
There are many dedicated websites that exist for this topic. I'll give you two address of the best sites.
First one is: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa909237.aspx
And the second one is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Mobile
You can search in Google too.
Thank you.
Answered By
mama18
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#87013
What Kernel do windows operating system follows?
Hi Rauf,
There have been a lot of big improvement to the kernel for the windows vista core and also
The infamous Microsoft Windows Server 2008 OS.
This improvement of Kernel takes big step forward because Kernel improvement give a lot of benefit in low level functions of OS
What Kernel does includes scheduling of thread, making integration and exception to the system,
Synchronizing of processors, and also setting up tasks and simple objects that other operating system need
To apply a higher level of command
Answered By
lee hung
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#87014
What Kernel do windows operating system follows?
Hello,
By simply computing the main components from the computer operating systems including managing the system resource, it can manage a file, or may be managing a memory to your computer and then it can be a bridge in the application. It can process data in the hardware level.
The kernel is a basic component of the operating system and it can be the lowest-level of abstraction layer for the resource.
