This book will give the student a complete understanding of the Windows XP system architecture. It offers an explanation of just what makes XP tick and the inner workings of the system. The book is an excellent reference of operating system terms and concepts and is written in a very readable style.
No competing book provides a more in-depth understanding of the working principles and operations of the computer to a general audience. Ensures maximum productivity by providing an intimate working knowledge of the personal computer at all levels. Uses the unique "Peter Norton" approach: expert advice in a user-friendly, hands-on exploratory mode. Topics covered: Inside IBM-standard PCs, processors, disks, memory, peripherals, networking (including the Internet), and the newest developments in 3-D audio and video.
