A. Fat
B. Hpfs
C. Vfat
D. Ntfs
Explanation: The VFAT is used in the Windows 95 and it also supports long file names.
A. High performance file system
B. High periodic file system
C. High peripheral file system
D. Horse power file system
Explanation: The high performance file system is an alternative file system which possess 254 characters. It is used by the OS/2 and also writes caching to disk technique that stores data temporarily and write it to the disk.
A. Fat
B. Vfat
C. Hpfs
D. Ntfs
Explanation: The NT filing system or NTFS is used by the Windows NT, that is its own filing system which conforms to various security operations and allows system administrators to restrict access to files.
A. Fat
B. Vfat
C. Hpfs
D. Ntfs
Explanation: The high performance file system is an alternative file system which possess 254 characters. It is used by the OS/2 and also writes caching to disk technique that stores data temporarily and write it to the disk.
A. Hardware abstraction layer
B. Hardware address layer
C. Hardware access layer
D. Hardware address lead
Explanation: The HAL is the hardware abstraction layer. This provides the portability across the multiprocessor and different platforms.
A. File system
B. Hal
C. Ntfs
D. Fat
Explanation: The HAL or hardware abstraction layer is designed to provide portability across the different platform and different multiprocessor or single processor.
A. Hal
B. Ntfs
C. Fat
D. Vfat
Explanation: The HAL or hardware abstraction layer defines virtual hardware which the kernel uses when it needs to access the processor or hardware resources.
A. I/o driver
B. File system
C. Memory
D. Lpc
Explanation: The I/O driver is also a part of the kernel. These can provide a link between the threads and the processes and the hardware. The Windows NT driver is not compatible with the MS-DOS and Windows 3.1 drivers.