I had noticed some of the 3.1 downloads were throwing false positives a while back. If anyone sees any actual issues with the content of the images, please let us know.
I've downloaded the 3.1 English ISOs from WinWorld some months back, compared them with other known sources and found them identical once the overpadding bytes were removed.
Unless and until someone posts the exact file AND claimed SPECIFIC malware "detected", I discount such claims. Invariably, when pressed - other show it was a "heuristic", and "suspected" variant of some "let's pull one from our arses to terrorize the sheeple".
I mean, yes, it can happen, but anti-malware softs know people will no longer question their integrity.
NT 3.1 Service Pack 3 English, i386, MIPS, ALPHA. Separate zips for each processor type. NT 3.1 Service Pack 3 Swedish, i386, MIPS, ALPHA. Separate zips for each processor type.
archive.org took it down. Their reliance on incompetent malware scanning gets old fast.
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I've downloaded the 3.1 English ISOs from WinWorld some months back, compared them with other known sources and found them identical once the overpadding bytes were removed.
Unless and until someone posts the exact file AND claimed SPECIFIC malware "detected", I discount such claims. Invariably, when pressed - other show it was a "heuristic", and "suspected" variant of some "let's pull one from our arses to terrorize the sheeple".
I mean, yes, it can happen, but anti-malware softs know people will no longer question their integrity.
I wouldn't let an enemy use McAfee.
Reminder to downloader that upon mounting and starting the CD, it prompts you to create a boot diskette.
The site linked below has both 3.5 and 5.25 booters for that build, it would appear. I don't know if they can be coerced into sharing:
https://thecollectionbook.info/windows/nt-31/154
Windows NT 3.10.528 (236-074-162) Setup Disk for CD-ROM Installation.vfd
Rename extension if needed of course to img, ima, etc.
https://archive.org/details/microsoft-windows-nt-3.1-setup-disks-disk-2-cdrom-install
Image looks correctly done. As stated earlier, rename extension to img, ima, vfd - whatever suits your fancy.
NT 3.1 Service Pack 3 Swedish, i386, MIPS, ALPHA. Separate zips for each processor type.
archive.org took it down. Their reliance on incompetent malware scanning gets old fast.