1. neither - if the files are corrupt they will be inaccessible by either operating system. NT however will not read files if NTFS permissions are set on the files. Files from NT, which have NTFS permissions set on them wil be accessble by anyone on 95 as NTFS permissions are not supported by FAT, FAT32.(Output not available)
2. Windows NT is slower
- Windows NT uses file access dating as well as last update of file access, although these features are able to be disabled. (Output notavailable)
3. Both systems are the same
- Enter the video properties and change the resolution of the display card
(Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Display -> Settings -> Change the resolution)
4. Both systems are equally the same (somewhat)
- You will need to install the drivers for your specific printer unless it is a laserjet, which in most cases can be emulated as an HP LaserJet series II printer. Under NT however, you will need to either setup your users rights to install drivers, or install the drivers youself (if you are the admin)
(Star | Settings | Printers | Add New Printer | (select) Local or network | Use default driver provided by system or use specific driver for your printer | Click Finish | Verify installation by printing test page)
5. output given (if available) at end of each comparison.
