Windows NT 4 0 Workstation with updates

Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Service Pack 6 (SP6) Security Rollup Package (SRP) Internet Explorer 6 Installation key: 14396-OEM-0012434-28129

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

ILoveSky (2010-04-26)

Does this work?

4rror (2010-07-21)

@ILoveSky:
Provided your computer can run it; yes. It's worked fine for me on many different computers and virtual machines.

MrJinky (2010-09-12)

Thank you SO MUCH 4rror!

nandor78 (2010-10-12)

you can install on real machine only if you install first on virtualmaschine like virtualbox and after mount the virtual hardrive with winmount exctract the all image to your hard drive and modify the xp boot.ini and let the xp boot loader run nt4

4rror (2010-10-15)

@nandor78:
I have previously installed this on real hardware without any issues. Could you be having a specific hardware incompatibility?

midtown292 (2010-11-23)

Thanks 4rror, this is great! I never appreciated Windows NT when my local library had it on their PCs - at the time I wanted XP, which is what I had at home. Now, I want something interesting to add to my dual boot, and also to see if it can integrate to my domain as well as XP/2000/7/Vista can! Thanks again, especially for uploading SP6. It still amazes me how high the SP numbers went for older Windows versions. XP only got to SP3, and Vista to SP2 but 2000 got to SP4 and NT4 to SP6!

binyo66 (2010-11-23)

thx. I i installed under vmware. and works good

heisler98 (2011-02-04)

Awesome. Hope it works well with Parallels Desktop. If not, guess I'll do VirtualBox.
Is there any special requirements needed besides the 640MB hdd space? RAM and processor speeds?

4rror (2011-02-24)

@heisler98:
Microsoft specifies the following hardware requirements:
- 12 MB of RAM
- VGA level video support
- Keyboard
- IDE, EIDE, SCSI, or ESDI hard disk
- 486/25 processor or better
I would say a Pentium II (any speed) is pretty much a must, and going below 32MB RAM will be a torturous experience.

4rror (2011-02-24)

@promodsharma, binyo66:
Glad to hear it!
@midtown292:
I would be careful installing this _after_ any newer version of Windows. With that said, I hope it worked out for you.

Lowen454 (2011-06-09)

Forgive my ignorance, how do I properly burn this as a boot disk to repair or re-install NT

taelor_Z (2012-10-20)

now i've got an OS that'll run on a dinosaur of a PC i have at home. спасибо!!!

TaZeRz (2013-03-28)

This is one the best and fastest way better than Windows 7.

mikedongs (2013-05-29)

TaZeRz: NT 4.0 was awesome at the time is came out, and I used it for many years. In fact, I have a 486 system I keep around with NT still installed on it.
Howver, i is not better than Windows 7 for a number of reasons. It does eat up less RAM, but on a modern machine... under the hood Windows 7 kicks NT's ass.
The kernel in NT 4.0 can't take advantage of all the new technologies in modern PCs. Things like new instruction set enhancements, various types of hardware acceleration in your motherboard's chipset, etc.