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<noinclude>'''[[How_to_install_Windows_NT_4.0_in_QEMU|< Windows NT 4.0]]''' | '''[[How_to_install_Windows_2000_in_QEMU|Windows 2000 >]]'''</noinclude>
{{DISPLAYTITLE:How to install Windows NT on MIPS in QEMU}}
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'''Windows NT 4''', along with Windows NT 3.51 and 3.5 can successfully run and install in QEMU's MIPS emulation. Windows NT 3.1 BSODs on setup, so it is not installable. Service Pack 1 was the last supported service pack on MIPS Windows NT 4. Currently, PowerPC and Alpha ports of Windows NT 3.x & 4 do not run in QEMU.
When you start the machine a problem you'll likely notice is that the date is set to the year 2033. The clock also might be set to "8:85:00", or something similar.
This is a "bug" in the emulation that can be really easily fixed. There are two ways to fix it. The first is to add something like <code>-rtc "base=1995-07-08T11:12:13,clock=vm"</code> to the QEMU command line. The second is to go to "Initialize system", "Set time", and then set the proper date. An important note: If you don't properly set the clock, Windows NT will set the date to January 1, 1601 at
Now we'll set the environment variables. Choose the following variables:
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