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Some questions on NT4 installation.<br />
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1) Is it possible to install Windows NT4 Server on Dell PE 2650 server ? (135gb hard disk with Raid Controller)<br />
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2) Can NT4 detect 135gb Hard disk? <br />
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3) Can NT4 detect Dell SAT Raid Controller?<br />
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4) If i use same CD Key, the Serial Number in &quot;My Computer &gt;&nbsp;Property&quot; is same or not?<br />
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5) I have bought two NT4 Server licenses for two sub-company. But i loss one of the CD Key(The label in CD Box). Can i use the other one to install?<br />
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Thank you.
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Some questions on NT4 installation.

1) Is it possible to install Windows NT4 Server on Dell PE 2650 server ? (135gb hard disk with Raid Controller)

2) Can NT4 detect 135gb Hard disk? 

3) Can NT4 detect Dell SAT Raid Controller?

4) If i use same CD Key, the Serial Number in "My Computer > Property" is same or not?

5) I have bought two NT4 Server licenses for two sub-company. But i loss one of the CD Key(The label in CD Box). Can i use the other one to install?

Thank you.

How to install NT4 on Dell 2650 (135gb harddisk with Raid Controller)

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