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# Program Manager *II* for Windows NT
![Progman banner](/misc/banner.png)
## What is Program Manager II?
Program Manager was the shell that shipped with Microsoft Windows by default from Windows 3.0/NT 3.1 to 3.11/NT 3.51. The Program Manager shell was included with Windows as an option until Windows 2000. Program Manager II is a shell that aims to mimic the original desktop metaphor that Program Manager was designed for while adding modern amenities.
## What is Program Manager?
Program Manager was the shell that shipped with Microsoft Windows by default from Windows 3.0/NT 3.1 to 3.11/NT 3.51. The Program Manager shell was included with Windows as an option until Windows 2000. The new Program Manager is a shell that aims to mimic the original desktop metaphor that the original Program Manager was designed for while adding modern amenities.
## What does it run on?
Program Manager II should run on every AMD64 version of Windows and every 32-bit version back to 2000. The ultimate goal is to run on NT 3.51 just as well as it can run on Windows 11
Program Manager should run on every AMD64 version of Windows and every 32-bit version back to 2000. The ultimate goal is to run on NT 3.51 just as well as it can run on Windows 11
## Where do I get it?
The [releases page](/releases) will contain the latest version of Program Manager II.
The [releases page](/releases) will contain the latest version of Program Manager.
## How can I help?
Submitting [issues](/issues) with bug reports, suggestions or comments always helps. If you're able to, contributing with a [pull request](/pulls) is much appreciated.