Windows NT 3.51 VHD ready to go for Monday
If wanted it features
NT 3.51 patched for modern ATA with SP5
Office 97 Standard
Norton NT Tools (gives a file manager like win 95 explorer)
RealPlayer
Firefox 1.5x
IE 5 (16 bit)
NTFS converted
untouched shell, you can install the Tech preview on it if you like.
Can be ghosted to most era (I mean TX/BX/VX/ZX chipset era, mileage may vary on SiS and VIA) hardware if you start it in VGA mode after first boot.
Expands to a two Gig VHD, compressed size is 300megsish
If wanted will upload to a couple reliable file shares for downloads
NT 3.51 patched for modern ATA with SP5
Office 97 Standard
Norton NT Tools (gives a file manager like win 95 explorer)
RealPlayer
Firefox 1.5x
IE 5 (16 bit)
NTFS converted
untouched shell, you can install the Tech preview on it if you like.
Can be ghosted to most era (I mean TX/BX/VX/ZX chipset era, mileage may vary on SiS and VIA) hardware if you start it in VGA mode after first boot.
Expands to a two Gig VHD, compressed size is 300megsish
If wanted will upload to a couple reliable file shares for downloads
Comments
-Q
-Q
I would love a NT 3.51 VHD (lol even though I have a 486 sitting behind me that has a NT 3.51 / WFWG 3.11 dual boot)
Why did you install RealPlayer though?
-Q
Well anyhow, I left RM on it. Shrug.
I'll upload it on monday and you can unistall RM. lol
I think I'll change the disk type to an expanding VHD and upload it uncompressed to try and eliminate one point of possible errors.
Download Here
http://fileho.com/download/d5aea8755970 ... d.vhd.html
-Q
Seriously I tried an upload to divshare but they limit files to 300 megs and since I didn't want to compress this image so that left that out. I tried a few others with issues over file size etc and gave up and went back to the fileho.
Since Q will have it, you can get it off him as the easisest way around things.
got in early March.
I try and check every so often to see what's currently
available for online storage and it seemed to really improve
this time. Here are 6 places that will let you put up at least
one gig and at least one gig of bandwidth:
* box.net
* DropBoks
* eSnips
* MediaMax
* OmniDrive
* openomy
MediaMax was the most generous with storage with 25 gigs
but only allows 1 gig of bandwidth a month so it'd take you
over two years to download it again.
Thump
I'll rar it and upload to divshare and some of the others that Thump has kindly posted.
I should have just uploaded to Q.....growl
If you would like to download Virtual PC 2007 (it's FREE) you can do so from M$ for the expense of nothing but the time it takes.
This page has a download link
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/produc ... rview.mspx
If you want that you need VMware
-Q
I haven't setup the VM though, I'll do that later when I have some free time.
And yes, VPC works perfectly fine under XP Home. I use it on the family PC which is running XP Home
Typically users install an artificial network adapter in their real computer called the Microsoft loopback adapter., bind the network services (TCP/IP) to it and then bridge the connection to their real NIC card
Or you can unless try and select NAT under network options in the VPC options for that machine.
There's tons of data on the web on this. I can't do it justice.
But I had to add a few of my own customizations.
I uninstalled realplayer, I installed winamp 2.0 and mIRC 5.0
Changed the firefox skin to my favorite skin, Outlook Blue.
And found a cool wallpaper.
screenies:
The outlook bar is there still, just set to auto hide.
and here is the link to the background if anyone wants it:
http://www.istcomputers.com/resources/Majesty.bmp
Now all that we need is a scroll wheel driver :-|
I notice you have file manager open, try using the Norton file manager, it's more like explorer and has the usual right click functions (I'm just saying take a look at it). Very cool OLD SKOOL for sure....
nice job
Its nice I guess, probably heaps better than file manager, but I'm just used to file manager I guess.
Man, it has been so long since I used NT 3.51 or 3.x or have been in a 3x environment, kind of takes some getting used to.
I was able to play a few mp3's, but a lot of them lagged or just failed all together. But most of that is to blame on the emulation.
Bluesun, you can also performance tune the VPC for the CPU cycles it needs or doesn't need etc.. lots of stuff you can do, I don;t get any lag unless I change focus to another VPC