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* The original ISO is bootable, however soon after it boots an error (BSOD) shows up and computer reboots. This build has to be installed either by booting computer from floppy disk (for example using Windows 98 boot disk) or hard disk (for example using existing DOS installation) and then launching <code>\I386\WINNT.EXE</code> from the 1585.1 CD. It is also possible to upgrade from existing [[Windows NT 4.0|Windows NT 4]] installation. | * The original ISO is bootable, however soon after it boots an error (BSOD) shows up and computer reboots. This build has to be installed either by booting computer from floppy disk (for example using Windows 98 boot disk) or hard disk (for example using existing DOS installation) and then launching <code>\I386\WINNT.EXE</code> from the 1585.1 CD. It is also possible to upgrade from existing [[Windows NT 4.0|Windows NT 4]] installation. | ||
=== Drivers === | === Drivers === | ||
* <code>FDC.SYS</code>, the floppy disk controller driver, may cause problems and BSODs every time few minutes after launching Windows. If it does, try to | * <code>FDC.SYS</code>, the floppy disk controller driver, may cause problems and BSODs every time few minutes after launching Windows. If it does, try to delete this file or replace it with the <code>FDC.SYS</code> from [[Windows 2000/5.0.1877.1|build 1877]]. | ||
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| Windows NT 5.0.1796.1 | |
| Kernel version | NT 5.0 |
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| CPU architecture | x86 |
| Edition | Client - Workstation |
| BIOS date | 30 April (04) 1998 |
Known issues
Installation
- The original ISO is bootable, however soon after it boots an error (BSOD) shows up and computer reboots. This build has to be installed either by booting computer from floppy disk (for example using Windows 98 boot disk) or hard disk (for example using existing DOS installation) and then launching
\I386\WINNT.EXEfrom the 1585.1 CD. It is also possible to upgrade from existing Windows NT 4 installation.
Drivers
FDC.SYS, the floppy disk controller driver, may cause problems and BSODs every time few minutes after launching Windows. If it does, try to delete this file or replace it with theFDC.SYSfrom build 1877.
