Windows Neptune Build 5111

Random_WIndowsUser3000

@MrCreeper Maybe It's Neptune Core

upseguest

Windows neptune isnt supposed to have a product key, if it does then its a modified copy

02k-guy

I don't often refer to BA - because they are a bunch of weird fecks, and the main admin is two-faced scum - however:

https://www.betaarchive.com/wiki/index.php/Windows_Neptune/5.5.5111.1

"The copy available on the BetaArchive FTP server is bootable, but requires a key and has a timebomb. It appears to be the original copy that was distributed to private testers. Another copy is available on the internet, but it's de-timebombed and doesn't require a key."

"Most of the leaked ISO images have had their timebombs nulled and don't require a key. However, the copy available on the BetaArchive FTP server will accept the following key W7XTC - 2YWFB - K6BPT - GMHMV - B6FDY or any Windows 98 (SE) retail keys (not MSDN, OEM or upgrade). The copy available on the BetaArchive FTP server has a timebomb of 444 days."


IOW, as said in Huckleberry Finn "You pays your money and you takes your chances.".

ThatOneWindowsFan

"because they are a bunch of weird fecks, and the main admin is two-faced scum"

Oh, and why is that?

alexvlad3118

What does NTC mean on Neptune's 'About Windows' dialog box?

NT Consumer

Random_WIndowsUser3000

@alexvlad3118 it's neptune core

ProgressbarNOT40

Fun Fact: you can use Neptune in the current time, but it will expire after 444 days of usage (like Longhorn 4074's timebomjb but only 180 days)(my experience)