Skip to main content
Windows NT

Windows NT

Operating systemWikipedia

Search complete. 49 mentions across 42 episodes found for "Windows NT".

Nov 4, 2026

William CooperHOST
19:38
And if you go to our website, you can
William CooperHOST
19:39
download a QuickTime player for either Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, or for Apple computers.
William CooperHOST
19:48
You don't have to have an Apple to get QuickTime.
William CooperHOST
19:52
There's an Apple player I assume a QuickTime player for a PC is awesome.
William CooperHOST
19:58
If you have Windows 95, 98, or Windows NT, you can get an Apple or QuickTime.
William CooperHOST
20:04
Apple makes it, but it's called QuickTime.
William CooperHOST
20:06
That's why I'm getting tongue-tied and confused here.
William CooperHOST
45:54
Is it Unix?
speaker_0AUDIENCE
45:57
No, it's an NT machine, Windows NT.
William CooperHOST
45:59
Oh, fantastic.
William CooperHOST
46:01
That's even better.
George KuchlerHOST
11:08
You learn what the computer does and why.
George KuchlerHOST
11:11
If you were working in DOS and then you went into Windows and then you went into Windows NT and blah, blah, blah.
George KuchlerHOST
11:20
You're learning why for all of these things.
George KuchlerHOST
11:24
You're learning why something works and how it works.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:01
It's the thing that when I started in IT doing a lot of like novelle file and print.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:06
Windows NT, Windows 2000 kind of work, doing that stuff.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:09
That was applications that ride on top of the network.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:13
It wasn't the core network.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:01
It's the thing that when I started in IT doing a lot of like novelle file and print.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:06
Windows NT, Windows 2000 kind of work, doing that stuff.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:09
That was applications that ride on top of the network.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:13
It wasn't the core network.
Scott EdwardsHOST
7:13
And it's a huge, you know, it's a huge problem.
Scott SingerHOST
7:18
Scott Edwards, none of these OT technologies are running on Windows NT, though, correct? Yeah.
Scott EdwardsHOST
7:25
Well, so I was I mean, I was talking to Giddens from Wintec, you know, at at at the at the conference this last week.
Scott EdwardsHOST
7:34
You know, she has a water jet.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:01
It's the thing that when I started in IT doing a lot of like novelle file and print.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:06
Windows NT, Windows 2000 kind of work, doing that stuff.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:09
That was applications that ride on top of the network.
Ethan BanksHOST
12:13
It wasn't the core network.
Ashmeet SidanaGUEST
13:30
Here's a phone call going downhill.
Ashmeet SidanaGUEST
13:33
But then I said, so what are you doing with it? He said, Microsoft has announced that Windows NT is going to be end of life.
Ashmeet SidanaGUEST
13:41
and I'm going to just put all my Windows NT's on there.
Ashmeet SidanaGUEST
13:44
Immediately my ears perked up and I could literally feel the hair standing on the back of my neck because there's a lot of Windows NT being end of life in 2003.
Ashmeet SidanaGUEST
13:55
Microsoft had announced Windows 2003, they wanted to get rid of all the old version and I was like, aha.
Ashmeet SidanaGUEST
14:01
here's a use case, here's a value proposition that can be replicated, that's unique, that we would have an unfair advantage on, which will have a very quick ROI, a very quick return on investment.
DerekHOST
14:03
Hans Sorensen, Canada A Mac is better than Windows 95 because it connects to a Microsoft network easier.
DerekHOST
14:12
I recently had the joy of attaching a Win95 machine to a Windows NT server.
DerekHOST
14:18
First, I had to install a network card.
DerekHOST
14:20
This involved the Add New Hardware control panel.
Jenny ListHOST
28:52
I'm not enough of a Windows geek to know, but I know for ages you haven't been able to run a 16-bit thing on Windows.
Jenny ListHOST
28:57
But what is the oldest one? Windows 11's ultimate ancestor, if you discount the fact that they hired a bunch of the people who were behind VMS to develop the thing, its ultimate ancestor was Windows NT 3.1, which was, I believe, in 92 or 93.
Jenny ListHOST
29:12
So he goes back to early pre-betas of Windows NT 3.1. And what I didn't know was that NT 3.1, in its development, went through several different takes on the API.
Jenny ListHOST
29:23
So some early pre-release versions were binary incompatible with what the final release version was.
Jenny ListHOST
29:29
So he's digging through.

32 more episodes mention Windows NT.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.