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|kernel = NT 4.0 | |kernel = NT 4.0 | ||
|arch = ''x86 <br/> Alpha <br/> MIPS <br/> PowerPC'' | |arch = ''x86 <br/> Alpha <br/> MIPS <br/> PowerPC'' | ||
|sku = | |sku = Workstation <br/> Server <br/> Workstation Checked/Debug | ||
|bios = 7th May 1995 | |bios = 7th May 1995 | ||
|tcb_link = [https://thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/build/639 No key required] | |tcb_link = [https://thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/build/639 No key required] | ||
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'''Windows NT 4.0 build 1314''' is a Beta 2 build of [[Windows NT 4.0]]. This build is very similar to final RTM at first glance. This build seems to have no timebomb. It installs fine with current date and time. | '''Windows NT 4.0 build 1314''' is a Beta 2 build of [[Windows NT 4.0]]. This build is very similar to final RTM at first glance. This build seems to have no timebomb. It installs fine with current date and time. | ||
== Differences (From Final RTM Build) == | |||
* The license agreement portion of the setup is unfinished and contains placeholder text. | |||
WIP | |||
== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Workstation | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
NT 1314 BootScreen.PNG|Boot screen | NT 1314 BootScreen.PNG|Boot screen | ||
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NT 1314 TextSetupWelcome.PNG|Setup welcome screen. It has kept almost identical until RTM. | NT 1314 TextSetupWelcome.PNG|Setup welcome screen. It has kept almost identical until RTM. | ||
NT 1314 Version.PNG|Desktop showing System Properties & WinVer | NT 1314 Version.PNG|Desktop showing System Properties & WinVer | ||
</gallery> | |||
Server | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:WindowsNTServer4.0Beta2Build1314.1DiscScan.png|The front of the disc. | |||
File:WindowsNTServer4.0Beta2Build1314.1DiscScanBack.png|The back of the disc. | |||
File:WindowsNTServer4.0Beta2Build1314.1DiscSleeve.png|The front of the disc sleeve. | |||
File:WindowsNTServer4.0Beta2Build1314.1DiscSleeveBack.png|The back of the disc sleeve. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 13 April 2022
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| 4.0.1314.1 | |
| Kernel version | NT 4.0 |
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| CPU architecture | x86 Alpha MIPS PowerPC |
| Edition | Workstation Server Workstation Checked/Debug |
| BIOS date | 7th May 1995 |
Windows NT 4.0 build 1314 is a Beta 2 build of Windows NT 4.0. This build is very similar to final RTM at first glance. This build seems to have no timebomb. It installs fine with current date and time.
Differences (From Final RTM Build)
- The license agreement portion of the setup is unfinished and contains placeholder text.
WIP
Installation
This build's ISO isn't bootable. You need to use an external boot disk to partition and format the hard drive, then install Windows NT. It's recommended that you use an MS-DOS boot disk with CD-ROM support (with FDisk and Format.com included). In the example below an MS-DOS 6.22 boot disk preloaded with CD-ROM drivers, FDisk and Format.com will be used.
- Boot from the boot disk.
- Open FDisk and create a primary active partition.
- Reboot when asked.
- Make an unconditional format to the created partition. It will be assigned with letter C if no other drives or partitions exist on the disk. If other partitions exist on the disk, open FDisk and choose option 4 to see a list of drives so you can identify the drive where you are going to install NT 1314.
- Open your CD drive (Usually assigned with letter D).
- Change directory to i386 (I doubt you are installing NT on an Alpha/MIPS/PowerPC system)
- Type "winnt /b" without quotes. This will prepare the installation to install without needing the CD anymore.
- Remove the boot disk, the NT 1314 CD and reboot
Gallery
Workstation
Boot screen
License agreement. It looks so Beta!
Login screen. It's the same all the Beta 2 builds.
Setup welcome screen. It has kept almost identical until RTM.
Desktop showing System Properties & WinVer
Server
The front of the disc.
The back of the disc.
The front of the disc sleeve.
The back of the disc sleeve.
