Windows can override Mac OS by being set as the default operating system on a computer, meaning it will automatically boot up when the computer is turned on. This can also be done manually by selecting Windows as the primary operating system during the boot-up process.
Yes, it is possible to completely replace Mac OS with Windows on a computer. However, this process may require reformatting the hard drive and installing a fresh copy of Windows, which will result in the loss of all data on the computer.
Some potential advantages of using Windows as the primary operating system over Mac OS include a larger selection of software and games, compatibility with more hardware, and potentially lower cost for hardware and software.
Some potential drawbacks of using Windows as the primary operating system over Mac OS include potential security vulnerabilities, a different user interface and user experience, and potential compatibility issues with certain programs or files.
Yes, it is possible to have both Windows and Mac OS installed on the same computer and choose which operating system to use at startup. This is known as dual-booting and requires partitioning the hard drive and installing each operating system separately.