Vol. 7, Issue 3, Part E (2021)

Abstract
One of the more complicated issues to tackle that operating system creators and facilitators face is achieving acceptable system level performance and reliability. This is especially true of modern operating systems, which are designed to operate in a variety of settings and versions. The purpose of this article is to investigate the causes of these problems in addition with the relationship between efficiency and durability, with a particular emphasis on the difficulties of maintaining high efficiency in the face of hardware and software problems.