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    The document discusses kernel components of the Windows operating system and processes on a mobile device. It identifies three important kernel components for process control: the power manager, plug and play manager, and I/O manager. It then provides examples of processes each could execute. The document also examines the operating system, memory usage, and running processes of the author's Android smartphone. It identifies that application processes utilize more RAM than background processes. Methods to connect the device and terminate processes are also described.

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    The document discusses kernel components of the Windows operating system and processes on a mobile device. It identifies three important kernel components for process control: the power manager, plug and play manager, and I/O manager. It then provides examples of processes each could execute. The document also examines the operating system, memory usage, and running processes of the author's Android smartphone. It identifies that application processes utilize more RAM than background processes. Methods to connect the device and terminate processes are also described.

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    The document discusses kernel components of the Windows operating system and processes on a mobile device. It identifies three important kernel components for process control: the power manager, plug and play manager, and I/O manager. It then provides examples of processes each could execute. The document also examines the operating system, memory usage, and running processes of the author's Android smartphone. It identifies that application processes utilize more RAM than background processes. Methods to connect the device and terminate processes are also described.

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    Michael James Torres BSIT 2-A

    I.
    A. Recall the details about the kernel components of a Windows operating system
    (OS). Based on the figure below, select three (3) kernel components that you think
    are the most significant in terms of process control.
    1. Power manager
    2. Plug and Play manager
    3. I / O manager
    B. Give one (1) sample process that can be executed by each kernel component
    you have selected. Explain each sample process relative to its corresponding
    process control structure. Perform additional research if necessary.
    1. Device and file system drivers
    - This is a Windows executive component that runs in kernel mode and acts as
    the software's interface to the hardware. By offering the same interface to the
    system, the hardware abstraction layer (HAL) tries to produce a variety of
    hardware architecture from the operating system.
    II. Select a computing device or a gadget (i.e., smartphone, tablet, and laptop) that
    you currently have access to. Then, answer the following items:
    a. What is the operating system of the device?
    ANDROID 12 –
    b. What is the total memory capacity (RAM) of the device?
    - 6GB RAM
    c. What is the available or remaining memory capacity (RAM) of the device?
    -4GB
    d. Enumerate five (5) running application processes in the device. Select
    applications that consume high memory utilization. Indicate the memory allocation
    for each process.
    1. Facebook (865MB)
    2. Facebook Messenger (455MB)
    3. Instagram (709 MB)
    4. TikTok (1.39GB)
    5. Mobile Legends (6.44GB)

    e. Enumerate five (5) running background processes or system processes in the


    device. Select processes that consume high memory utilization. Indicate the
    memory allocation for each process.
    1, Facebook (210MB)
    2. Facebook Messenger (98MB)
    3. Instagram (10SMB)
    4. YouTube (215MB)
    5. Google (301MB)

    £ Which has higher memory utilization in your device, the background/system


    processes, or the application processes? Briefly explain the condition of processes
    in your device to support your answer.

    - For me, the application processes because they consume a lot more RAM on
    my device than the system background activities do.

    g. Give three (3) possible ways to connect your device to other devices. Describe
    each in one (1) sentence. (3 items x 3 points)
    - You first need to plug a USB cable into both your computer and your phone so
    that it can connect (USB ports). The second way is Bluetooth, which enables
    connections with non-corded devices. Wi-Fi can also be used by other devices to
    connect to our internet device

    H. Does the process of connecting your device to other devices create new
    processes? Why or why not?
    - For me yes because when our devices are connected only together, they can
    communicate with each other. Data can be transferred to another device.
    I. What are the possible effects of ending (force stop) multiple processes in your
    device? Elaborate on your answer.

    ~- Most of the other people they are known of will close the app instantly when
    we force stop it. However, some of the programs can still run and be active while
    running in the background. All backgrounds and foreground processes related with
    that specific app will be terminated by the force stop.

    J. Describe the functionality of your device in the less-privileged mode.

    - I can say that the functionality of the less privileged mode on my device is less
    powerful than others because even the performance is not satisfied especially if it
    is used as a high application and because of the low processor that results frame
    drops. But it still workable and available but not for strong applications.

    k. Identify at least two (2) ways on how you can terminate processes in your
    device and briefly describe each. - All I can do to terminate my device is restarting the phone and
    erasing other
    data applications.

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