438 news & feature articles results for "nt4"

Support for the server version of Windows NT 4 is set to run out this year--but customers can still get help if they pay for it.

Posted by Ina Fried

Microsoft will sell custom support to those still using the OS when extended support ceases at end of 2004.

Posted by Ina Fried

Manufacturers of PCs and notebooks, as well as servers, are rushing to support the latest OS version.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

The software giant finalizes plans to deliver a sought after service pack upgrade to current versions of the company's Windows NT OS.

Posted by Ben Heskett

Microsoft has set a date and announced pricing for its long-awaited Windows NT 4.0 operating system.

Posted by Jeff Pelline and Tim Clark

Microsoft announced a new support policy for Windows NT Workstation 4.0 that allows customers to use the company's technical support services free of charge for 90 days. The previous policy allowed users free support for two incidents. The new policy goes into effect the first time a user calls Microsoft support.

Posted by Ben Heskett

Microsoft and International Network Services announced plans to form a strategic alliance centered around deployment of the software giant's Windows NT 4.0 and 5.0 operating system. INS plans to use NT as the preferred software for deployment of communications infrastructure, network management, and security, the company said. INS will establish an east and west coast center catering to Microsoft-related customer issues as part of the deal.

Posted by Ben Heskett

PC-Tel, maker of software-based modems, will support Microsoft's Windows NT 4.0. Designed for the company's PCT2881 and PCT 388 products, the software will operate at a rate of 33.6 kbps (PC-Tel intends to upgrade to 56 kbps once the ITU standard becomes available next year). The software's drivers, which enable the software to work with a variety of modems, will be available through the Web sites of PC-Tel or the original equipment manufacturers. The PC-Tel Windows 4.0 drivers will be available free of charge at the end of August.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Microsoft chooses the season's largest networking show to release the latest additions to its corporate operating system.

Posted by Ben Heskett

Oracle plans to port all of its core products to Windows NT 4.0, beginning this fall.

Posted by Mike Ricciuti