hardware - the physical components of a computer or electronic device, such as the processor, memory, and storage devices, operating system - the software that manages and controls the basic functions of a computer, such as memory allocation, input/output operations, and user interface, drivers - software that allows hardware devices to communicate with the operating system and perform their intended functions, user management - the administration and control of user accounts and permissions on a computer system, file management - the process of organizing, storing, and retrieving files on a computer or other electronic device, system reboot - the process of restarting a computer or electronic device in order to apply changes or resolve issues, multitasking - the ability of an operating system to run multiple applications simultaneously, system updates - periodic releases of patches and improvements to an operating system or software program to fix bugs and add new features, memory management - the process of optimizing and allocating computer memory to different programs and processes for efficient use, device driver - a type of software that enables communication between a hardware device and the operating system, system requirements - the minimum specifications and resources needed for a software program to run properly on a computer or electronic device, peripheral management - the management and configuration of external devices, such as printers, scanners, and speakers, connected to a computer or electronic device, plug and play - a feature that allows a computer to automatically detect and configure newly connected hardware devices without the need for manual installation,

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