Operating System Chip

[Guest Operating System Chip by Ahmed Alsharawy]

I think it is a good idea to develop operating system on the electronic chip

this idea will

- solve historical error in building the PC computer and it will Limit

the illegal

copying of the operating system .

- reduce the danger of viruses that strike operating systems and reduce the

time

needed to load the operating system .

 

To clarify my idea in detail We should take these things in mind

- operating system is part from computer

- We can divide the operating system (the basics of data, identification

data and

update information)

- There is no important reason to booting computer from Hard Disk.

 

 

Now what are the new idea ?

- Idea is to develop a system operating on the electronic segment, such as

USB

Flash or PCI segment or any other electronic slide

- And this Chip is divided into two parts or more exists in the first

section main programmes and basic data in the operating system in

Section II

identification data and any updating in the operating system

- The computer will be boot from this Chip (first part is for readers only)

- The operating system will use existing data in the second part could also

use part

from hard disk

 

- In the end there will be no way to use illegal copies of the operating

system only produces segments of the operating system and this will not only

available For large companies. And when it can pursue this companies

 

- It will also reduce the risk of viruses

 

 

----- I hope that the my suggestion is good also i hope that Microsoft

examine carefully the my suggestion ... In the end I hope vote for this

proposal I hope to benefit from .

Thanks for all.........

Signature .. Ahmed Fathy Alsharawy ( Egypt )

 

 

 

 

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