Yes, a text file with a .txt extension can be read by Linux/Unix/Mac as they are ASCII unformatted.
Answer:
Random Access Memory, it's used to store working data and machine codes
Explanation:
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Adriel
Since I have rechecked and noticed that it is not a disk space shortage, then the problem should not be on the disk but the RAM. Even basic tasks like opening up a Word document can be slow if you do not have enough RAM. You can check RAM usage in task manager by right clicking on the taskbar and selecting the task manager option. You will be required to click on the Performance tab of the task manager. Here, you will be able to graphically view how much RAM on your computer is being used. If the RAM is being over-utilized, you will have to consider upgrading your PC with more RAM.
Answer:
The file system that we shall choose is NTFS file system.
Explanation:
NTFS file system is a file system developed by Microsoft that provides file system encryption. Encryption means to secure our data in such a way such that only authorized person's can have access to it. NTFS file system allows to encrypt data so that all our data is safe from various cyber related thefts thus making our system and data safe from vulnerability of theft.
Encryption does not prevent access to data but the data that is accessed by various agents remains meaningless to all the agents until the user of the data decrypts it.
I think Backslash, if I'm not mistaken.
