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The 12 pages that link to Windows NT, each with the reason it gives.

• Microsoft WindowsBroader topic: Its architecture underlies modern desktop and server editions of Windows.

• Backward compatibilityBroader topic: Its compatibility subsystems have supported many programs written for earlier Windows environments.

• Windows 95Compared with: Microsoft developed Windows 95 for consumer DOS compatibility while Windows NT followed a separate architecture.

• Windows XPNarrower topic: XP brought this NT architecture to Microsoft's consumer Windows line.

• NTFSRelated: NTFS was created for the Windows NT family and became its principal file system.

• Windows 11Narrower topic: Windows 11 inherits its kernel and core architecture from this operating-system family.

• Windows 10Narrower topic: Windows 10 inherits its kernel and core architecture from this operating-system family.

• Windows 9xCompared with: Its architecture contrasted with Windows 9x and became the basis of later mainstream Windows.

• Windows APIBroader topic: The NT design reshaped the implementation beneath the familiar Windows programming interface.

• System softwareBroader topic: Its architecture illustrates a widely deployed desktop and server system-software platform.

• Windows 7Narrower topic: Windows 7 belongs to this operating-system family and uses its kernel architecture.

• Unix-likeCompared with: Its core design is distinct from Unix, despite offering compatibility layers and Unix-like tools.