Windows NT 3.1 build 347
Build of Windows NT 3.1 | |
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OS family | Windows NT |
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Version number | 3.1 |
Build number | 347 |
Build revision | 1 |
Architecture | x86 |
Compiled on | 1992-11-19 |
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Windows NT 3.1 build 347 is a build of Windows NT 3.1. This build was scene leaked by The Blademan of the warez group WaREZ/ROI Productions on 18 December 1992 and was lost. It was later rediscovered and uploaded to the Internet Archive on 23 June 2024.[1]
In the currently available copy, the files RPCLTS5.DLL
, SETUPDLL.DLL
, and SSERIFF.FON
are corrupted and should be replaced with versions from build 340 in order to install this build.
NFO file[edit | edit source]
NFO contents
New features and changes[edit | edit source]
System[edit | edit source]
System files are now stored in the System32 directory instead of System. A empty System folder is still created for compatibility with 16-bit Windows applications.
Interface[edit | edit source]
Program Manager now shows user and computer name in the window title bar.
Introducing Windows NT (INTRO.EXE
) is now included with this build, giving users a guided tour of the operating system.
January 1993 reference[edit | edit source]
This build identifies itself as "Windows NT Beta - January 1993" in the bootloader. This suggests that either a January 1993 beta release exists or that the March 1993 beta was initially scheduled to release on January before getting delayed to March.