Describe how this issue can be settled for mutexes utilizing need legacy. [2 marks] (ii) Describe how need legacy would should be altered to deal with peruser author locks. [2 marks] (iii) Priority reversal can likewise emerge between two strings associated with process synchronization - for instance, when one string utilizes a semaphore to flag finishing of work. For what reason could carrying out need reversal be more troublesome with process synchronization than with shared rejection? [4 marks]Network and Sharing Center was first introduced in Windows 7, as a part of Control Panel, and it has remained a part of Windows through Windows 8 and Windows 10.

If you ever used Network and Sharing Center in Windows 7, you should know that it looks almost the same in Windows 10.

Most options are still there, so you should feel like at home with Network and Sharing Center on Windows 10. Bear in mind that some redundant options were removed or combined with other options in order to streamline the user interface.

Only option that you might miss is the Manage wireless networks option that is now moved to a different place in order to allow users to connect quickly to a certain wireless network or change the wireless settings.

If you never used Network and Sharing Center before, you should know that you can access it with just a few clicks.

Simplest way to open Network and Sharing Center is to right click your network icon in the bottom right corner and select Open Network and Sharing Center.