Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with Service Pack Single [Old Version] by Microsoft

Description

Microsoft Windows NT Workstation version 4.0 combines the ease of use of Windows 95 with the power of Windows NT. The NT 4.0 operating system has the Windows 95 interface and can run many 32-bit programs that also run on Windows 95/98 such as Microsoft Office and others. Microsoft released Windows NT Server and Workstation 4.0 in 1996. These NT versions have new features such as a Recycle Bin, right-click pop-up menus, Network Neighborhood, Dialup Networking, Explore file manager and folder system, Microsoft Internet Explorer Web browser, Accessibility Options, Add/Remove Programs, Windows Messaging, DirectX, DirectDraw, and DirectSound support, etc. This retail package includes Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 4, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Year 2000 and Euro Currency Updates. Part Number 236-01563.

Platforms

Windows NT

Product Features

• Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Workstation OEM Operating System

Editorial Review

Enhance productivity and reduce computing costs with Windows NT Workstation, the most powerful desktop operating system for business computing. Windows NT Workstation offers greater performance and combines the ease of use of Windows 95 with the reliability and security of Windows NT.

Version 4.0 features many improvements over earlier versions. This version touts 20 percent higher performance and greater ease of use with the Windows 95 user interface. Simplified tools include the familiar Start button, Taskbar, Shortcuts, Network Neighborhood, and My Computer. This software also offers easier management and control with User Profiles and System Policies that give users network access control, and it supports users who roam between multiple workstations. The Setup Manager reduces the time and effort it takes to deploy Windows NT Workstation, and an improved version of the Windows NT Diagnostics Program greatly facilitates remote desktop troubleshooting. These tools all help you reduce the total ownership cost of distributed PCs.