Which two statements are true about Windows operating systems? (Choose two.)

The two true statements about Windows operating systems are:

1. Some Windows operating systems support Active Directory services for managing domain-based networks.
   Active Directory is a directory service and authentication framework used in Windows Server platforms for managing domain-based networks. Not all Windows operating systems support Active Directory, but it is a key feature of Windows Server editions.
2. Windows server platforms offer numerous services.
   Windows Server editions are designed to provide a wide range of services and features for network and server management, including services like file sharing, web services, DNS, DHCP, and more. These server platforms are not limited to desktop computing and are intended for server and network infrastructure purposes.

The other two statements are not true:

• Windows operating systems are not used exclusively for desktop computing. While Windows desktop editions are popular for personal computers, Windows Server editions are used extensively for server and enterprise environments.
• Windows operating systems primarily use the SMB (Server Message Block) file services protocol, not NFS (Network File System) and UFS (Unix File System), which are more commonly associated with Unix and Linux-based operating systems.