Windows NT 3.1 Operating System

Windows NT 3.1

The first version of Windows NT (New technology) was released as client and Advanced server version 3.1 for Intel x86 and Mips R4000 architecture in May 1993. It is the indirect successor of Windows 3.0 and OS/2 2.0 in the new NT product line and fulfils the requests for a stable operating system for reliable use of applications in networks. It is suitable as network client and for applications in the Office area. The system structure build on a microkernel, can address at most 64 mbyte RAM and supports NTFS and FAT 16 file systems. The protected memory area secures the stable application system, a weakness is the bad integration of new hardware in this Windows version because no Plug and Play is supported.

Page created: 2004-04-03 [SB]
Last update: 2008-07-25

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Windows NT 3.1 - The interface looks like the same of Windows 3.11	Windows NT 3.1 - special Administration and RAS programs are part of the standard in Windows NT	Windows NT 3.1 - the user manager is for the creation and management of user profiles	Windows NT 3.1 - a backup program of Microsoft is also includet

Windows NT 3.1 - The system control has 6 icons more compared with Windows 3.11, these are: system, network, servers, services, devices and UPS	Windows NT 3.1 - Server services like the logging running in the background and provide a smooth process	Windows NT 3.1 - The system variables of NT have remained uniform for all Windows NT versions up to this day	Windows NT 3.1 - Deadlocked programs can be killed controlled now without endangering the operating system

Comments

Ramprasath
15 Apr 2008, 10:04

thanks in advance

Augusto
02 Sep 2007, 07:32

The Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1 or other Windows version runs in my Indy SGI with MIPS R4400 CPU ?

The normal CD ROM with Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1 or 4.0 for PC, have a module to install in my Indy ?

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