Users can also select exactly how much processor time they want to allocate to each program.
As an example, users can run applications that would normally use up 32Mbs of RAM on a 16Mb system. This gives the user the ability to run misbehaved applications without having to worry about crashing the system or other programs. If the system does crash, chances are that the user will be able to recover some or all of their data. HPFS uses disk space more efficiently that Fat, has built in long file names, eliminates the need for defragmentation of the partition, and is fully 32 bit. Users can also run their favorite DOS or Win3x networking applications.