Windows NT 1.01

Windows NT 1.01 is a Microsoft OS. It was never released to the public, and it ended up being replaced by Windows NT 3.1. It is often considered the first edition of the Windows NT series of operating systems.
The main goal of the operating system was to improve the original Windows 1.01 by expanding the limits of the programs to 10MB, giving it the name NT ("New Ten"). It's compatible with the IBM PC 5150 and its clones.
== Features ==
Some of the new programs in Windows NT 1.01 mainly included animation tests but also included more advanced features such as a hex calculator and a digital file compressor. The first program added was a pink ball that would bounce on the screen. The last program added was the digital clock.
== History ==
According to an employee at Microsoft, "As Windows 1 began to grow in popularity around Late '83 and Early '84, Microsoft knew they were going to have to make updates. One idea, though, was to make another version of Windows 1, Version 1.01, and improve it. The idea was set, and we soon began adding new programs. The project began development in January 1985 and finished in November of the same year, but the operating system was never released to the public due to many computers not being consistent in running it. It eventually ended up being replaced by Windows NT 3.1 in July 1993." This summary of Windows NT 1.01 basically sums up why it wasn't released. It was due to problems with computers running it, specifically the consistency. Some say that NT 1.01 did come on store shelves and was recalled, while others say that it was abandoned before manufacturing.
== Errors ==
The main problem with Windows NT 1.01 was the new programs' additions, which caused the Paint application to stop working at random. This problem was never fixed in terms of the cancelled NT 1.x line-up and carried into the also-cancelled NT 2.x line-up. This problem was later resolved by the NT 3.x line-up, with computers being consistent enough to run the system series.
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