This is a license agreement.  Please read it carefully.
This kit installs the 32 bit version of the Microsoft Windows File Manager (“WinFile”) on the Vista operating system.  Microsoft is the original software provider of WinFile, which shipped with the following operating systems: Windows 3.1, 95, 98, and ME (16 bit), Windows NT 3.1, 3.5, 3.51, and 4.0 (32 bit).  It did not ship with Windows 2000, Windows XP or Vista, but it would work on Windows 2000 or Windows XP by simply copying the executable and support files to the newer operating system.  Windows Vista requires further adjustments to the program, provided by this kit.
Security note: WinFile allows users to change file and directory permissions, which allegedly does not follow the Microsoft Vista Explorer model of security.  It is believed (anecdotally) that Microsoft may have intentionally disabled WinFile for this reason.  This kit installs a Vista-enabled 32 bit version of the Windows NT 4.0 WinFile.exe.  If you select the ‘Enable ACL Edit’ option, this executable will provide legacy behavior of the original application on Vista, including security model features of Windows XP and earlier operating systems.
By installing this software on your computer, you acknowledge that you understand this and find the application behavior acceptable.
The contents of this software installation kit were originally provided by Microsoft and are no longer supported.   It must be installed on a legally licensed Microsoft operating system.  There is no warranty.  Satisfaction is not guaranteed.  It is not guaranteed to be fit for your purpose or to be free from defects.  It is not to be sold or purchased.  The provider of this kit and/or Microsoft will not accept any liability for any effects of this kit, including loss of data, system stability, security issues, failure of any type or any consequential or other damage.  It came from Microsoft, but it is old stuff.
Details of this agreement are subject to change by the kit provider at any time.  Close cover before striking.