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Windows NT 3.51 was the third release of Microsoft's Windows NT operating system, released in May 1995. It provided support for the PowerPC CPU architecture and allowed interoperability with Windows 95. While it could run many Win32 applications, support was dropped for newer versions. Microsoft released service packs that improved performance and fixed bugs over time.
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