Generally, does Windows NT does not support legacy devices?
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Windows NT itself is pretty legacy these days, having been superseded by Win 2000 and XP. But at the time it supported most IDE and SCSI devices that were around back then.  In my experience, any device made in the Win 32 era (Win 95+) can usually still be used, however old Win 16 hardware probably will not.
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Windows XP 64 bit Edition is for use with 64-bit processors and applications.  At this point in time, there are not enough applications to warrant upgrading the system.  I recommend keeping everything as is.\n\nAll your old programs and drivers will work, because XP x64 is naturally backwards compatible with XP x32.\n\nIf you have any further questions, please email techsupport@thepcmonitor.com
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No, well not a current version. With out looking, I think NT 4.0 is the latest version availble on diskettes
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Read the microsoft article at: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315231\n\nThis will work, considering it is from microsoft :)
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the newer ones might - I have a couple computers from 2000 that don't though
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Just buy an older version of an operating system such as Windows 2000.  Or if you don't want to pay anything, maybe you could consider a linux operating system such as Ubuntu or Lindows.
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You will find alot of old programs will not work with 64 bit...you have to upgrade your software
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You need Windows 2000 or XP
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Install your upgrade packs, and if it still doesn't work, you might have to upgrade to win2000.  I can't think of any really stiff requirements for it.\n\nThe computer guy
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Well, you're right the card is too old and is no longer supported by...anyone.  I would just get a new graphics card, look at these, Radeon 9600XT, Geforce 6600 and the Geforce 6600GT.  Find them at Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/\n\nAnd no I wouldn't try using the NT driver, I'm not saying you can't but I wouldn't, when I used the 98 drivers for an old scanner on XP (it was an emergency, what can I say) it didn't take and Windows XP just rejected it and the scanner.  Who knows what would happen with a graphics driver.
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FAT32 started its life with Windows 95 OSR2, Windows 98 and Windows ME. Since then, every Microsoft operating system supports it. However, NT4 does not support FAT32.
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No you cannot.\n\nit is like trying to use a pc without OS
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I have E 7 installed in my computer and it works great. I think there must be somewrong with your computer or your computer does not meet the requirment. Why dont you contact Microsoft by email for free tech support. :D
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Original Electronic Manufacturers, it's usual;ly when a complany buys hardware/software in bluk for distribution with a new PC. Most OEM products are not supported ny the maker but by the OEM that supplied it eg if you buy a new PC from DEll chances are yuo have an OEM version of Windows that DEll would support but MS would charge you for it
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As I said in my previous post (maybe you missed it), the reason you can't use the Windows XP drive on the laptop with ME is because the Windows XP drive was most likely formatted as NTFS.  Windows ME will not recognize the NTFS format.  Only Windows 2000 and Windows XP will recognize a NTFS formatted drive and they will also recognize FAT formatted drives as well.  Most people are using Windows XP anyway so this really isn't an issue for most.  In your situation, well, you'll have to get access to a machine that has Windows 2000 or XP on it, otherwise... you won't be able to access the data from Windows 98 or ME.  Sorry but that's just the way it is.
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Well, this is problem you risk getting into quite often.  Drivers made for the normal 32 bits windows XP won't work on windows x64.  So specific drivers must be released by manufacturers and third party hardware vendors.   But since the win 64 pool is so small many of them didn't updated their drivers and as such anyone on x64 version is stock with a very limited list of device for which drivers are available
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which version of windows nt did u install? at wat point do u get the error message? do u have a windows xp, 2k or 2k3 cd with u? mail me the answers at puneet_kakkar@hotmail.com