What happens when a computer enters 'Sleep Mode' in Windows?
A. The system logs out all users and runs a deep virus scan.
B. The computer places its active operational state into RAM and switches to a low-power state, keeping RAM powered.
C. The computer saves state to the hard drive and shuts down power 100%.
D. The OS reformats the system volume completely.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Sleep mode places the computer into a minimal power state, preserving all running applications and documents directly inside active RAM memory for near-instant resume times.
Which of the following processes is the first user-space process started by the Linux kernel during system initialization, typically having a Process ID (PID) of 1?
Explanation:
The 'init' process (modern distributions use systemd) is the very first process launched by the Linux kernel during boot, and it receives PID 1.
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