The document discusses different methods for deadlock prevention including: 1) Ensuring that at least one of the four conditions for deadlock (mutually exclusive, hold and wait, no preemption, circular wait) does not occur. 2) Converting non-shareable resources to shareable resources to prevent mutual exclusion. 3) Having processes request all resources before starting or only request resources when none are held to prevent hold and wait. 4) Allowing preemption of resources from waiting processes to prevent no preemption. 5) Requiring processes request resources in a standardized order to prevent circular wait.