Isabelle Tubbs
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Forgiveness can be so hard because it feels like unjustly forgetting what someone has done, but it is not about forgetting but rather letting go of the bitterness toward that person. That is freeing and lets us move on. Again, this is in no way easy; it may involve forgiving some people several times a day, but it is done through God’s help and through remembering how much God has forgiven us.
Hello, Carlos! This is a great introduction to some system utilities that are available with operating system applications. I also mentioned File Explorer and Task Manager in my post, which I think just shows how important a lot of these tools are. Also, I like that you mentioned Control Panel because it can take you to so many important settings and controls from security controls to hardware or even to the internet. It is great to have several different groups of options to work with. For anyone in the IT field or even anyone doing something related to it, all of the tools you mentioned are essential.
There are many different types of applications and scenarios that an operating system is useful. If a user wants to connect a computer to a printer, the operating systems lets the computer interact with the printer hardware. Downloading an app like HP’s printer app can further help devices connect to a specific printer.
Operating systems also control the use of files in a system so that they can stay organized. For Windows, these files can easily be seen on File Explorer. There are apps, like Files by Google, that allow you to copy files to your Google Account.
Device Manager is a platform for managing some components of a computer, allowing an IT to analyze what is going on with the computer’s devices through the operating system. When I access my laptop’s Device Manager, it shows several devices and even displays the fact that I have the app Microsoft OneNote installed.
Similarly, using Task Manager allows IT professionals to see what applications are running or are currently using the CPU/Memory. This is important for troubleshooting any issues with the software which would affect the operating system as a whole. For example, if I have the Microsoft Teams app opened, then I could see how much CPU and Memory it is using.
