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A Year Ago Today: NT versions almost the same, report claims
News Microsoft's Windows NT marketing has come under blistering attack again, with claims that the Workstation and Server products are virtually the same. Schulman claims that the Workstation and Server versions of NT share the same kernel and are...
[September 9, 1997, 11:55]
US Report: NT 5.0 readied for early takeoff?
News Office pool participants and top market researchers may have NT 5.0 pegged for a year 2000 launch, but Microsoft has begun telling its development partners that all signals are go for a Q1 1999 delivery.
[September 22, 1998, 7:00]
US Report: NT changes name to Windows 2000
News As part of its announcement, Microsoft added a new member to the NT lineup -- Windows 2000 Datacenter Server -- which will ship 60 to 90 days after the rest of the Windows 2000 family. It is targeting this version of NT squarely at the Unix systems...
[October 28, 1998, 8:58]
NT, 95 make ground in corporate UK
News As for Windows NT, a quarter of corporates presently use it, but half of those asked plan to migrate totally or partially to NT in the next 12 months. 60 per cent of UK corporates use Windows 95, though half are reluctant to install it on all of...
[September 23, 1996, 11:23]
NT rogue file can roll back settings
News The retail versions of both NT 4.0 Workstation and Server include a file called Rollback.exe which will wipe settings when run, requiring users to re-install the software. It was a mistake," said Windows NT Server product manager Mark Hassall.
[September 20, 1996, 11:39]
NT '96 shows Microsoft's muscle
News A packed first-day crowd at the Windows NT '96 show in London today testified to the growing importance of the operating system. There are about 2,500 applications currently shipping for NT and that figure is expected to double in the next 12...
[October 2, 1996, 14:55]
A Year Ago: NT 5.0 public beta due next week
News When Microsoft Corp.releases the first public beta version of Windows NT 5.0 next week -- its new network operating system -- you'll hear the distinctive sound of a bullet being loaded into the chamber.
[September 22, 1998, 6:27]
Microsoft's message: NT 5.0 still not ready for prime time
News At the NT 5.0 reviewers workshop Tuesday, officials said the company will begin shipping this week the long-awaited Beta 2 code to 45,000 technical beta sites, 25,000 channel partners and 200,000 developers via the Microsoft Developer Network...
[August 19, 1998, 9:33]
NT Server 4.0 to disappear in July 2003
News Microsoft on Friday released its retirement schedule for NT Server 4.0 operating system. The company stopped selling Windows NT Server 4.0 volume licences for both the Standard and Enterprise editions on 1 October this year.
[December 7, 2001, 13:35]
Falling EDO prices, NT 4.0 make for tough chipset choices
News However, many vendors immediately saw that with the dual-CPU support of NT 4.0 still some way off, the VX looked a faster choice because it supported speed Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM). However, Dell denied that it had been caught cold by the fall in...
[August 2, 1996, 17:18]
IBM pulls plug on PowerPC NT systems
News It seems that NT on RISC-based systems is not proving to be a popular choice. IBM will plug the gap with Intel-based systems running NT and support existing customers, Roscow added. We will continue to support PowerPC/NT customers.
[December 16, 1996, 10:58]
Artisoft eyes Lantastic future for NT
News Lantastic for Windows NT will connect peer networks running Windows NT 4.0, or a mix of Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 3.x, OS/2 and DOS. Lantastic for NT has 35 levels of security so the network can be as complex or as easy and open as you want...
[October 25, 1996, 15:11]
Any Microsoft NT server on the Internet is insecure' - confirmed
News Flaws in Microsoft's Windows NT software threaten the security of companies using the Internet to tie together their far-flung corporate locations, a computer security consulting firm declared on Monday.
[June 2, 1998, 9:12]
NEC SuperScript 4400 PostScript Printer Driver (Windows NT 4.0)
Downloads Available in this download is the latest PostScript driver for your NEC SuperScript 4400 printer, operating under Windows NT 4.0.
[December 1, 1998, 0:19]
Microsoft adds NT 4.0 to TechNet disk
News Microsoft today released a version of its TechNet technical database CD-ROM for IT staff who have deployed Windows NT 4.0. The NT 4.0 version will be available from November 1. TechNet contains over 3,000 pages of hard-core technical information...
[October 23, 1996, 15:56]
LinuxWorld: SGI shifts from NT to Linux
News The company will spin off its Visual Workstation line of Windows NT-based workstations into a separate business. SGI (formerly Silicon Graphics) got into the NT business just 18 months ago, but the initial manufacturing process was a nightmare of...
[August 11, 1999, 9:49]
IBM NT server bundles anger MS
News But IBM's positioning of the products as an enterprise solution that need not run on Microsoft NT machines alone has drawn fire from the Redmond-based software vendor. It refutes IBM's inference that Back Office is designed to run only on NT rather...
[February 18, 1998, 10:45]
A Year Ago: Linux hijacks Windows NT show
News A subversive open source element was in evidence at this year's Window's NT forum in London as Linux-advocates achieved the final insult in hijacking the show. Although the Windows NT forum is perhaps the last place you'd expect to find Linux fans...
[October 28, 2000, 7:00]
IBM serves up surprises at NT '96
News The Kensington Olympia 2 exhibition will play host to Big Blue's NT ports for its Database, Internet and Communications Software Servers, and the company says the products are just the first fruit of its commitment to NT.
[October 1, 1996, 13:15]
Quick Reference: Windows NT Server 4.0 Commands
White Papers That's why TechRepublic created this chart covering the most common commands for Windows NT Server 4.0. Updated and expanded! There are just too many commands, parameters, and switches involved with servers for any one person to memorize.
[September 4, 2009, 1:21]
