Windows 95

It was released in 1995. It featured significant improvements over its predecessor, Windows 3.1, most notably in the graphical user interface (GUI) and in its relatively simplified "plug-n-play" features.Windows 95 offered a completely new environment compared to Windows 3.11 with its new Start button and desktop.

Minimum Requirements:

• 386DX processor
• 4 Mbytes of memory (8 Mbytes recommended)
• 50-60 Mbytes of free hard drive space
• A monitor with a minimum resolution of VGA (800x600)
• Floppy Disk Drive

Features:

• For first time, a desktop with icons was introduced.
• A taskbar was added to the bottom of the desktop.
• Taskbar used to display the minimised running applications. Running applications that have been minimised also appear on the taskbar.
• Windows Explorer replaced File Manager as the tool to manage folders and files.
• Long Filenames (up to 256 characters) were supported, which was a tremendous improvement over 8 characters in all the earlier versions of Windows as well as DOS.
• Plug and play compatibility was added, which meant that you could plug in new hardware (expansion cards) which Windows would recognise and set it up for you.
• The right mouse click arrived allowing rapid access and text manipulation.

In the Question:

Window is ____ and Windows 95, Windows 98 are _____

The Answer is Graphical User Interface, Operating system.

Hence the Option C is Correct.

Windows 95

It was released in 1995. It featured significant improvements over its predecessor, Windows 3.1, most notably in the graphical user interface (GUI) and in its relatively simplified "plug-n-play" features.Windows 95 offered a completely new environment compared to Windows 3.11 with its new Start button and desktop.

Minimum Requirements:

• 386DX processor
• 4 Mbytes of memory (8 Mbytes recommended)
• 50-60 Mbytes of free hard drive space
• A monitor with a minimum resolution of VGA (800x600)
• Floppy Disk Drive

Features:

• For first time, a desktop with icons was introduced.
• A taskbar was added to the bottom of the desktop.
• Taskbar used to display the minimised running applications. Running applications that have been minimised also appear on the taskbar.
• Windows Explorer replaced File Manager as the tool to manage folders and files.
• Long Filenames (up to 256 characters) were supported, which was a tremendous improvement over 8 characters in all the earlier versions of Windows as well as DOS.
• Plug and play compatibility was added, which meant that you could plug in new hardware (expansion cards) which Windows would recognise and set it up for you.
• The right mouse click arrived allowing rapid access and text manipulation.

In the Question:

Which of the following is Minimum requirements for Windows 95?

The Answer is Both A and B

Hence the Option D is Correct.

Windows 95

It was released in 1995. It featured significant improvements over its predecessor, Windows 3.1, most notably in the graphical user interface (GUI) and in its relatively simplified "plug-n-play" features.Windows 95 offered a completely new environment compared to Windows 3.11 with its new Start button and desktop.

Features:

• For first time, a desktop with icons was introduced.
• A taskbar was added to the bottom of the desktop.
• Taskbar used to display the minimised running applications. Running applications that have been minimised also appear on the taskbar.
• Windows Explorer replaced File Manager as the tool to manage folders and files.
• Long Filenames (up to 256 characters) were supported, which was a tremendous improvement over 8 characters in all the earlier versions of Windows as well as DOS.
• Plug and play compatibility was added, which meant that you could plug in new hardware (expansion cards) which Windows would recognise and set it up for you.
• The right mouse click arrived allowing rapid access and text manipulation.

In the Question:

Windows 95 Supports Long File name Up to _________ Character

The Answer is 256.

Hence the Option B is Correct.