B Bob I Nov 3, 2004 #2 It certainly does, altho most everyone around here refers to it by the commercial name of Windows 2000 or abreviated to Win2K
It certainly does, altho most everyone around here refers to it by the commercial name of Windows 2000 or abreviated to Win2K
D djfixxx Nov 3, 2004 #3 Well I have an MCSE here at my owrk and says it does not exsist I know NT 4 was basically the Kernel 4 and NT 5 is Win2k / WinXP but winver say 5 and build number. So basically NT 5 is the kernel plus build.
Well I have an MCSE here at my owrk and says it does not exsist I know NT 4 was basically the Kernel 4 and NT 5 is Win2k / WinXP but winver say 5 and build number. So basically NT 5 is the kernel plus build.
M Michael D. Ober Dec 7, 2004 #4 The API call to find your windows version reports NT 5 for Windows 2000 and NT 5.1 for Windows XP. Mike Ober.
The API call to find your windows version reports NT 5 for Windows 2000 and NT 5.1 for Windows XP. Mike Ober.