GV> === Cut ===

 GV> The DATE command shows my PC is Y2K compliant
 GV> A common, but extremely misleading way to test for Year 
 GV> 2000 compliance is to set the date in DOS or Windows to 
 GV> 12/31/1999 and the time to around 23:59:50. After 
 GV> waiting 20 seconds or so, the date shows 1/1/2000 and 
 GV> therefore the PC hardware is Year 2000 compliant. 
 GV> Maybe, but probably not. In most cases, the PC will not 
 GV> change the date properly when the Year 2000 arrives.

Only one more step is required. And that's to reboot and check the cmos
settings. If it's 2000, you're ok. Also, even though DOS 6.22 request the
date as mm-dd-yy, it will correctly accept mm-dd-yyyy.


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