When you use the copy command (Ctrl+C on Windows) to copy a file or text, the data is temporarily saved in an area of the computer's memory called the clipboard. The clipboard is a temporary storage location that holds the data you have copied or cut until you paste it elsewhere (using Ctrl+V on Windows). The clipboard allows you to move or duplicate data within or between applications.

Windows 8 is part of the Windows NT family of operating systems. Windows NT is a family of operating systems produced by Microsoft, which includes Windows NT 3.1, Windows NT 3.5, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10. The Windows NT architecture is known for its stability, security, and advanced features, making it suitable for both personal and enterprise use.

"Urban User Interface" is not a recognized feature of Windows 8. The correct term for the user interface introduced in Windows 8 is the Modern UI or Metro interface, characterized by its tile-based design.

The other features listed—support for ARM processors, support for touch screens, and advanced power management—were indeed features of Windows 8.

To open a Search window from the Metro screen (also known as the Start screen) in Windows 8 and later versions, you can press the Windows Key + S keyboard shortcut. This will bring up the Search charm, allowing you to search for apps, files, settings, and other content on your computer.

In Windows, pressing the "Alt" key along with the "Tab" key (Alt+Tab) allows you to switch between open programs or applications. This keyboard shortcut displays a list of open windows, and you can cycle through them by continuing to press the "Tab" key while holding down the "Alt" key, and then release both keys to switch to the selected program.

1. The snapping option of Windows 10 allows us to move up to four windows on one screen.

2. To use snapping, you simply need to drag a window to any edge or corner of the screen.

1. The first and main part of the taskbar is the Start Button. Which is situated in the bottom left corner. It is also called Menu Button. Its structure also depends on the Windows version. It can be round, square, or rectangular.

2. All Programs, Folders and Settings are accessed with the help of the Start Button. From here you can find the program of your choice, run it and create its desktop shortcut.

1. Extend in Windows divides the image between the computer and the projector whenever we connect the projector to the computer. In this way, you can display one scene on your computer screen and another scene on the projector screen.