How does Windows handle process scheduling and execution?

[ProfRon]

I bet you've wondered why your laptop doesn't freeze when you juggle emails and videos at once. Windows has this clever way of sharing time among apps. It picks a boss process to run first. Then it swaps in others quick as a wink. You see, the kernel acts like a referee. It decides who gets the next turn based on priorities. If you're gaming, that app hogs more slices. Background stuff gets scraps. I remember tweaking mine once; it smoothed out my workflow. Execution flows through threads too. Each process spawns these mini-workers. Windows queues them up neatly. It pauses one to boot another. Fairness keeps everything humming. You might notice lags during updates. That's the system reshuffling priorities. I always chuckle at how it mimics a busy kitchen. Chefs chopping in shifts. No one starves for attention. Processes wake or sleep on cues. Windows tracks their needs slyly. It balances CPU bursts with waits. You feel the magic when tabs load smooth.

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